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In an incredibly shocking turn of events, more generative AI features are coming to the Google Workspace suite of productivity apps by way of Gemini. Docs, Sheets, Chat, Meet and newcomer Vids are among the tools that are getting new AI capabilities that perhaps some folks will find useful. Google is taking a cue from audio overviews in NotebookLM to bring new Gemini-powered audio features to Docs. You'll soon have the option of listening to full audio versions of your documents or just the highlights in what Google calls a podcast-style overview. Those enrolled in the Workspace alpha testing program can start trying out these audio features in the coming weeks.

Running a small business is tough. There are so many tasks that need your attention; campaigns to plan, keeping up to date with your brand messaging, all while ensuring your data is secure. It can feel overwhelming at times, but Google Workspaces has a fully-featured set of tools that can take some of the burdens off your back and let your business flourish. Now, with the latest and improved integration and capabilities of Gemini AI available, there's never been a better time to upgrade your productivity by working smarter not harder. Three of the most important elements of a small business are productivity, communication and security.

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Google is bringing its Duet AI to Google Workspace, with features ranging from automatic summarization of documents to something you'll probably really appreciate: a virtual avatar that can attend meetings for you when you can't make it. Unfortunately, Duet AI for Google Workspace is just for businesses right now, who will be asked to pay for it: $30 per user per month, the same price Microsoft charges for its own Microsoft 365 Copilot AI offerings for businesses. Aparna Pappu, Google Workspace's vice president and general manager, told CNBC that a consumer version will arrive next year. Some of these features were announced at Google I/O in May, but are arriving on Workspace for the first time. Still, the features look intriguing.

With the generative AI revolution fully underway, Google announced new AI tools in Google Workspace and a new prototyping environment for developers called "MakerSuite." The company stated that the new features will "help people harness the power of generative AI to create, connect and collaborate." The new features in Google Workspace (including popular services such as Gmail and Google Docs) will help users draft emails and compose documents easier with the power of AI. And although the company was scant on details on what the new tools would entail, it stated that users could simply input a topic they want to write about, and the AI would generate an instant draft for them. Google gives the example of a manager onboarding a new employee and using AI to generate the first welcome email.

For nearly 25 years, Google has built helpful products that people use every day -- from Search and Maps, to Gmail and Docs in Google Workspace. AI has been transformational in building products that have earned a valued place in people's lives. Across our productivity suite, advances in AI are already helping 3 billion users save more time with Smart Compose and Smart Reply, generate summaries for Docs, look more professional in meetings, and stay safe against malware and phishing attacks. We're now making it possible for Workspace users to harness the power of generative AI to create, connect, and collaborate like never before. To start, we're introducing a first set of AI-powered writing features in Docs and Gmail to trusted testers.

Very soon, it would be impossible to think of a business software that doesn't have an element of AI in it, and to be more specific, generative AI. Google's AI team is constantly developing new AI-powered solutions for its entire range of offerings -- from Maps to Search to Google Docs, and now Google Workspace. In the recent times, we have been exposed to glaring challenges at workplace that restrict the way employees work and collaborate with each other. AI, by all means, has the power to ease the pain points at workplace and help organizations save millions by managing productivity at scale. In its latest announcement, Google did just that. Google Workspace is now embedding generative AI capabilities in Docs and Gmail to save users more time and effort in a meaningful and fully-secured environment.

Microsoft plans to make OpenAI's generative AI technology such as ChatGPT available to billions of users by integrating it into all of its products, CEO Satya Nadella said this week. That means that ChatGPT's ability to generate text through short prompts is likely on its way to the Office 365 product suite, including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Outlook. Using OpenAI's models, Microsoft Word's autocomplete and autocorrect features could carry out more advanced tasks than style and grammar correction and generate longer chunks of text based on a few words. Though the company hasn't announced any specific features yet, users could potentially be able to input prompts and generate complete PowerPoint presentations and emails. These kinds of features could help Microsoft attract younger users. While Microsoft Office 365 has been a de facto standard for millions of enterprises, analysts say the tech giant has fallen behind in attracting those who gravitate toward collaborative-first products like Google Docs and Sheets.

Google's latest AI developments are aimed at assisting employees in focusing on what matters, collaborating securely, and strengthening human relationships across all work modes and locations. Google has been integrating machine-learning in its cloud-based Workspace platform with the goal of making workdays more efficient and impactful. These latest AI advancements are now intended to assist employees in focusing on what matters most, collaborating securely, and improving human connections across a wide range of work environments. Customers of Google have stated that hybrid work has resulted in an increase in the volume of emails, chats, and meetings in their businesses, resulting in information overload for many employees. Some of the latest AI advances are aimed at addressing this issue, but there are also other valuable enhancements.