It’s free and write the emails in your place

Written by Jason Miller

It's free and write the emails in your place

Gemini’s artificial intelligence has come for all Gmail accounts with a workplace plan. First to have it you had to pay an extra. The first impact is on the email: now it has several more functions. The most interesting is the one that allows you to compose messages automatically. In any case, our advice is to always check it out.

Artificial intelligence has landed on Gmailat least in the WorkSpace suite. This morning when we opened the email one immediately appeared one Alert by Geminithe IA developed by Google already introduced in many devices they use Android as an operating system. The release of Gemini on Gmail was in the air at least from a couple of weeks.

Before you could access these functions based on artificial intelligence only for a fee, now they are instead Available for all users. According to the magazine The Verge, the transition to Gemini for all users is however linked to a Increase in the cost of plans on Workspace. In the United States it should increase of $ 2even if the contracts vary as a company in the company.

What can be done with Gemini’s artificial intelligence

The functions are several, even looking only for Gmail. As Desktop, Gemini’s virtual assistant opens with a space on the right column where it is possible to start a conversation. If you want to open or close this section enough Click on the Gemini symbol that you find at the top right, it is close to the section Settings.

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The first interesting thing to do is to use this space like a filter in which to ask to show different categories of emails, such as those to read or those that come from a certain address. Not only that. You can also ask to show the emails that speak of a certain topic or that contain events for events. The function is very useful Find in the attachments which allows you to look for a single attachment inside the email box, perhaps titled differently than the content of the email that accompanies it.

Gmail can now write the emails in your place

As we could imagine, Gemini also has a function for the writing of emails based onGenerative artificial intelligence. We have done some tests and it seems excellent to provide one basis to work on. Of course, it always has a very neutral and formal tone but a few commands are enough for model it as we prefer. The emails we tried to write with this function respond to our requests. At least up to a certain point.

As long as they were generic it worked, when we did a more specific request Asking to write an email in English to ask for an interview with a politician of a foreign state we collided with the Technical limits of the app: “I’m still learning: I can’t help you. Do you need help for something else? “

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.