Gmail has been updated with a new feature powered by artificial intelligence (AI) as Google works can be characterized by a drop. Mountain View -based Tech Dev has announced that he is adding summary cards to emails that are either very tall, or part of the long thread of email. This summary cards will automatically appear in the upper part of the email to provide contexts about the message to the consumers, and prepare using Gemini AI. The latest update also includes Google Chat, Google Documents, and Google Mate’s new AI features.
Gmail now shows the AII summary automatically
Google WorkSpace users who have active subscriptions in service will now see Summary of email on Gmail According to the company, in a different way. Earlier, consumers had to open an email on the Gymney icon to watch a particular email or thread AI-Infield summary and tap.
With the latest update, Gemini will intelligently identify emails that require summary, and automatically show it in the summary card placed on the upper part of the email. Whenever people respond to the thread, the summary will automatically be refreshed. The summary card can also be demolished if consumers think it is not useful.
Google Chat is also getting some new features. Gemini will now summarize messages in Chat’s house, so users can understand which messages need their immediate attention. This feature is available in English, Spanish and six other languages.
Gemini can also analyze and summarize the contents of the joint work space file. Therefore, if a partner shares a doctor or slide, the user will be able to see a summary in the side panel before opening the document.
Google Documents are also getting a new AI feature called the Summary Building Block. When Gemini summarizes a document, users can enter it at the top, making it easier for viewers to understand the context before sinking. Every time the document is edited, the latest version can be summarized to display.
The company has also highlighted the new dynamic settings on Google Mate that allow consumers to choose between “room” and “individual” tiles. The room tile is ideal when the same device is being used to display multiple participants, while individual tile is focused on the face of a partner.