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Google showcased its latest AI tools at CES 2024, including Duet AI for drafting emails and Google Sheets, and Magic Compose for suggested responses in Google Messages. The exhibit also featured Magic Editor for photo editing on select Pixel phones and YouTube Create for AI-aided video editing on Android.
Google is rolling out a new feature that allows users to remove the background of images in Google Slides and Drawings using Duet AI. After uploading an image, users can right-click on it and select the "Remove background" option. The feature is accessible from the toolbar or the Format menu. While users cannot make additional edits if Duet AI makes a mistake, they can provide feedback by giving a thumbs up or down. This feature will be available to users as part of Workspace Labs.
Google is testing the Duet AI side panel in Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides, offering various functionalities such as summarizing documents, answering questions, creating tables and formulas, generating slides, and more. The side panel can be accessed through a new icon next to the user's account avatar and provides real-time AI collaboration features to enhance productivity and streamline workflows within Google Workspace apps.
Google has made its AI-powered code completion and generation tool, Duet AI, and Gemini Pro generally available. Duet AI now includes support for datasets from 25 partner companies, while Gemini Pro offers capabilities for log summarization, error explanation, and automated test generation. Google positions these tools as complementing coding skills and increasing productivity. Meanwhile, GitHub announced that GitHub Copilot Chat will become generally available in December as part of the current GitHub Copilot subscription.
Duet AI, a paid add-on for Google Workspace Enterprise, has introduced Enhanced Smart Fill for Google Sheets. This feature leverages AI to detect relationships between cell contents and suggests values for remaining cells, reducing manual data entry and organization. It offers functionality such as sentiment classification, text generation, formatting addresses, and more. Users can accept or reject the suggested values. This feature is available to Workspace customers using Duet AI.
Gmail for Android and iOS has made changes to how users initiate the "Help me write" feature, moving the button to the toolbar. Additionally, a new version of Gmail for Android suggests that Google may be working on a "voice compose" feature, allowing users to draft emails using their voice. This could be an extension of the existing Duet AI feature and may provide a dedicated voice experience for Google Workspace users.
Google has made its Duet AI tools available for a free trial, offering AI-powered features for Gmail, Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Meet. After the trial, the tools will cost $30 per user per month for big businesses, with pricing details for consumers and smaller businesses to be announced later. The AI tools allow users to instruct Duet to perform various tasks, such as creating templates, drafting emails, adding illustrations, and creating forms. However, there are concerns about the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated content.
Google's Duet AI, a suite of generative AI features for text summarization and data organization, is expanding across various products and services in Google Cloud. Duet AI can now assist with code refactoring, provide infrastructure configuration suggestions, and generate flows using existing APIs. It can also help design and publish APIs, integrate with BigQuery and Looker for data exploration, and customize machine learning models. However, concerns remain about the potential for mistakes and copyright issues with generative AI coding tools. Google addresses these concerns by citing sources for code suggestions and ensuring data privacy and security.
Google is expanding its Duet AI assistant to all of its Workspace apps, including Gmail, Drive, Slides, and Docs. Duet AI offers a range of features such as turning outlines into presentations, generating charts, writing email responses, and more. It also includes app-specific features like AI-based lighting and sound adjustments in Google Meet and automatic thread summaries in Chat. However, access to Duet AI will come at a cost of $30 per user for large organizations, with pricing for smaller teams yet to be finalized. Google's move with Duet AI puts it in direct competition with Microsoft's Copilot AI system, both aiming to enhance productivity and collaboration in office suites.
Google's Duet AI feature in Google Workspace can now generate custom templates in Sheets. Testers can describe what they want to do and Duet AI can create a custom template to help them get started. This feature could be useful for tasks that involve complex organization and tracking, such as product roadmaps, company retreats, and team budgets. The feature is currently available in Workspace Labs. Google plans to bring more generative AI features to Workspace Labs in the coming months.
Google's AI demos at I/O showcased the importance of asking the right questions to get the desired results. The Duet AI and Search Generative Experience tools prompt users on how to prompt them by offering follow-up questions and contextual data. However, users need to hand-hold the AI by providing hyper-specific, long queries and reference links or data sets. The challenge for programmers is to anticipate what questions users want answered before they've even asked them. The article highlights the discomfort of not knowing what we really want from AI and the need to rewire our brains to speak with AI more fluently.
Google has introduced a new "Help me write" feature in Docs as part of its Duet AI for Google Workspace initiative. The tool aims to enhance productivity and workflow by providing assistance with writing tasks. Users can type their request or prompt in the provided text box and click "Create" to generate text, which can be refined by clicking the "Refine" button. The feature also allows users to insert more generative AI text in-between what they've already written or generated, or highlight existing text and modify it using the same "Help me write" feature.
At Google IO, the tech giant showcased its present and planned Pixel hardware, including a foldable Pixel and PaLM 2, a large language model that can handle writing, coding, and calculations. Google is introducing 25 products and features based on PaLM 2, and several of these can be tried prior to general release through Search Labs. Additionally, Google demonstrated how generative AI is being integrated into its products, services, and internal pipelines, and showcased its upcoming Duet AI for Workspace. The company also announced the release of the Pixel Fold, a long-anticipated foldable version of its handset, shipping next month.
Google has unveiled Duet AI, a collection of AI tools across its Workspace apps, including Gmail, Google Slides, Google Sheets, Google Meet, and Google Docs. The generative AI features include drafting full replies to emails, generating images for presentations, understanding the context of data in spreadsheets, generating custom background images for video calls, and providing real-time code assistance. Duet AI also adds a set of machine learning-powered Google Cloud developer tools and new foundation models for AI developers to play with. Users can sign up for a waitlist to try the new features.
Google has rebranded its AI features for Workspace apps as Duet AI, which includes writing assistance, image generation, and automatic meeting summaries. The company also teased a new feature called Sidekick that can read, summarize, and answer questions on documents across different Google apps. The only new feature available now is "Help me write" AI assistant on Gmail's mobile app. To access the new tools, users need to sign up for Workspace Labs and join a waitlist. Google is scaling the services to more users and countries in the coming weeks.