Scale AI's public Google Docs reveal sensitive information from clients like Meta and Google, raising concerns over data ...

Google also teases that future AI additions to Docs will include being able to “brainstorm, proofread, write, and rewrite” with the help of AI in documents. Advertisement - scroll for more content ...

Google Docs' AI is handy to have AI text generation and editing inside Docs, but it’s not yet nearly as powerful or useful as alternatives like ChatGPT or Lex.

The latest “Smart canvas” features are now here, including AI summaries in Google Docs. Smart canvas is meant to leverage Google’s AI prowess, and new automatic summaries in Google Docs ...

With Google's new features, generative AI will help users write even more with less context. You can type in a topic in Gmail and Docs, and the rest will be written for you. For example, in a blog ...

Google said it will embed AI in Docs and Gmail that generates a draft text after you type a few words about the topic you want to write about. You can continue to refine and edit the draft with ...

Google Docs with Duet AI, which includes the Proofread feature, will ask users for a $30 monthly subscription. On the other hand, Grammarly offers either a Basic or Premium tier, which depends on ...

Google announced it’s finally unleashing its generative AI tools Tuesday, bringing a set of features to Gmail and Google Docs that will automatically create drafts based on simple prompts.

Google Docs Proofread as AI-powered writing enhancement, representing a departure from conventional spell and grammar checking. In addition to addressing spelling and grammar, ...

Google is bringing generative AI to its Workspace suite. 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.

With a click of the 'Help me write' prompt, Duet AI in Google Docs can get you over your writer’s block or spiff up existing text. Here's how to sign up and start using the tool.

The AI nature of the checker should help it adapt over time and catch "trickier" issues. You no longer have to turn to tools like Grammarly if your Google Docs output lacks polish.