If you use Google Workspace, then you’ll probably want to test out these tools when they become available to see just how useful and time-saving this actually may be for creating content or emails. As with Bard, Google said the generative AI features in Workspace are only available to a small set of “trusted testers.” Google has only announced these new additions – they aren’t actually available yet. This is another step in Google’s slow rush into AI. In addition to the Formalize option, Google’s preview image included five additional generative AI features – Elaborate, Shorten, Bulletize, I’m Feeling Lucky (“a new playful voice”) and Write a draft. Google highlighted how you could input a few notes and then Formalize it. Google will also be bringing generative AI to Gmail to help you write and rewrite drafts. That’s why Google noted “AI is no replacement for the ingenuity, creativity, and smarts of real people. As with all things AI, you’ll want to review and edit whatever Google Docs will provide. Here’s a preview of what it will look like:īut. In the example Google shared, you could instantly create a job description for a regional sales representative then hit a blue Create button.

Now instead of just getting a blank screen, you will see a prompt – Help me write. Coming first to Gmail and Google Docs, you will soon be able to enter a prompt to Google will generate a first draft for you. Google is bringing generative AI to its Workspace suite.

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