Google has announced the expansion of its Duet AI assistant to all its Workspace applications, encompassing Gmail, Drive, Slides, Docs, and more. This technology, which has undergone testing involving over a million users, will now be available to paying customers of Google’s Workspace apps. Initially unveiled at the I/O developer conference earlier this year, Duet AI offers a range of capabilities to enhance collaboration across Google apps. Users can instruct Duet to transform a Google Docs outline into a Slides presentation or create a chart from spreadsheet data. It also serves as a creative tool, generating email responses, images, or grammar checks. Duet aids in Drive searches, document summarization, and more. It combines Clippy’s work-oriented helpfulness with ChatGPT’s creative prowess. Moreover, the term “Duet” encompasses various app-specific features. In Google Meet, it involves AI-based enhancements for lighting and sound, as well as automated meeting summaries. In Chat, Duet offers automatic summaries of lengthy conversations. However, this advanced AI functionality comes at a price. Google will charge $30 per user for Duet access, at least for large organizations. Pricing for smaller teams has yet to be finalized. This aligns with Microsoft’s pricing for Copilot, their AI system with similar cross-app features … Continue reading Google just destroyed ChatGPT: 7 ways you can use Google Duet AI at work today