Google is adding new Gemini AI features to Google Docs that can summarise comments, suggest replies, and even add comments for you. This could save time when working on shared documents. Do you think AI will make teamwork easier, or could it reduce personal communication?
Google has updated the Gemini app for macOS, letting users give voice commands in a more natural way. Instead of speaking like a robot, you can simply talk normally to write, edit, or summarize text. Do you think this will make AI easier to use every day?
Google is renaming Notebook LM as Gemini Notebook. Now it will have a deeper integration with the Gemini ecosystem such as code execution and Google Research and AI mode. I want to know how you were using this earlier for your research.<br; />
Google Photos adds a new AI ‘Video Remix’ tool which is powered by Gemini Omni. But this is going to roll out in the US only in August.
Rather than simply generating text, Gemini is reportedly being integrated into Google Sheets to help users analyze data, identify trends, and automate repetitive spreadsheet tasks. That seems like a practical use of AI that could save people a lot of time.
I want to use Gemini assistant but don’t know how to use? Does it needs an extension in google chrome? Lastly i update my Chrome and activated AI settings to it. But i can’t see Gemini?
Some options: 1) ChatGPT 2) Google Gemini 3) Claude 4) Microsoft Copilot 5) Perplexity 6) Meta AI 7) Grok
I've read reports that Apple is ditching the old Siri interface for a “Campos” chatbot powered by Google’s Gemini tech across iOS and macOS. This could be Apple’s biggest AI push yet, but will it actually be useful or just another half-baked voice bot?
Just tried ChatGPT Atlas and wow! It remembers past chats, understands context better, and feels almost conversationally human. Are we seeing the first step toward real, long-term AI memory? Or will Google make Chome better by integrating Gemini to take on OpenAI?
