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Google brings conversational AI voice tools to Gmail, Docs and Keep

From Daily Star · () English

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  • Google is rolling out Gemini-powered voice tools for Gmail, Google Docs and Google Keep, enabling users to search, draft and organize information through spoken commands.
  • Gmail Live can answer questions about inbox content and display a conversation transcript, while Docs Live drafts text and Keep Live captures notes and creates lists.
  • The features are initially available in English on iOS and Android, with access tied to Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscriptions.

Google is bringing conversational voice controls to Gmail, Google Docs and Google Keep, allowing users to work by speaking instead of typing.

The tools, called Gmail Live, Docs Live and Keep Live, use conversational commands for different tasks. Gmail users can ask questions about information in their inbox, while the system displays a transcript of the exchange.

Docs Live lets users describe what they want to write, then asks Gemini to prepare an initial draft. The tool can draw on information from sources including Gmail and Drive while helping create documents. Keep Live functions as a voice-driven scratchpad, allowing users to dictate notes or ask the AI to assemble lists.

Gmail Live is available to Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers. Docs Live and Keep Live are available on the Pro and Ultra plans. Google is initially releasing the features in English for iOS and Android.

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Originally published by Daily Star in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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