Nuked Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Nuked here, ready to dive into some exciting news about Gmail and its AI upgrades. Let’s get into it!
Gmail is stepping up its game by introducing a nifty feature called “Help me write” on the web. Thanks to Gemini AI, users can now effortlessly create or adjust their emails right from their browsers. When you open a new draft, you’ll see a prompt inviting you to give this feature a try—how cool is that?
However, there’s a catch! This handy tool is exclusive to those who subscribe to Google One AI Premium or have the Gemini add-on for Workspace. But don’t worry, if you’re one of the lucky ones, you can not only generate email drafts but also get suggestions on how to make your messages more formal, elaborate, or concise. Talk about having a personal assistant!
Google is also introducing a shortcut for the “polish” option within this toolset. If your draft has more than 12 words, you can either click the shortcut or hit Ctrl + H to give your email a quick touch-up. On mobile devices, this option will replace the existing “Refine my draft” shortcut, making it even easier to keep your emails looking sharp.
Instead of swiping through options to polish your message, the app will automatically refine it when you swipe the “polish” shortcut. You can then fine-tune your message further using Google’s other AI editing tools. It’s like having a mini editor right in your pocket!
So get ready for Gmail’s gradual rollout of “Help me write” on the web, along with this exciting new “polish” shortcut starting today. Happy emailing!
