Google today announced a set of features based on generative AI technology for several desktop space applications such as Google Docs, Gmail and Sheets. ) paper and slide presentations.
These features include new ways to use AI to compose, annotate, and compose texts in Google Docs, just as humans do with ChatGPT from OpenAI, an AI company.
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Features also include the ability to create complete emails in (Gmail) based on a set of user-provided summary points and the ability to use artificial intelligence to create images, audio, and video to display appropriate graphs (slideshow -) make DALL-like presentations - based on Microsoft Designer E service for AI model and Canva service based on static broadcast model.
Today's announcement shows Google's eagerness to catch up with its competitors in the frantic race of artificial intelligence. Since launching a chatbot (ChatGBT) late last year and launching Microsoft's new search engine Bing with a chatbot last February, the search giant has been quick to roll out similar AI-powered features.
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Google reportedly declared a state of emergency in December, giving employees months to add artificial intelligence tools to all of its products that are used by billions of people.
It should be noted that the new feature will not be available to all users at the present time, as Google says that the writing tools powered by artificial intelligence will be made available to a group of “trusted testers” in (Docs) and (Gmail) in the United States. Its 2019. “People” of the month, as is competitor (GBT cat) — (cooler) bud. However, it said it will introduce these and other features later this year, without specifying.