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Google Brings Gemini to Gmail, Docs, Slides, and More

35 points| behnamoh | 2 years ago |twitter.com

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[+] chintan|2 years ago|reply
"Google One AI Premium" - I just spilled my coffee reading this... I dont know what this is?
[+] sonicanatidae|2 years ago|reply
It's a new and exciting set of features that allow them to collect even more invasive information, then flood your email, webpages and physical mail with more targeted and impressive amounts of garbage!
[+] behnamoh|2 years ago|reply
Google One AI Premium with Advanced features like Gemini Ultra running as an app on iPhone Pro Max.
[+] mdrzn|2 years ago|reply
"Google One" is a subscription service developed by Google that offers expanded cloud storage and is intended for the consumer market.

"AI Premium" is an add-on to add AI features to your Google One subscription.

[+] autoexecbat|2 years ago|reply
someone in marketing is having a bad day
[+] oluwie|2 years ago|reply
Desperately trying to catch up to Microsoft.

I really like Gemini. It seems to give better results than ChatGPT, although definitely a lot slower.

[+] freedomben|2 years ago|reply
What do you use it for? I'm genuinely curious because I've not had any better results than ChatGPT, though I use it a lot for code and for asking questions about history, and "what does <person x> think about <topic y>?"

For example earlier today I asked, "What did Frederick Douglass think about the US Constitution?" and "Did Patrick Henry propose any solutions for ridding Virginia of slavery?". I haven't tried those exact queries but I've tried very similar in the past and Gemini refuses to answer and lectures me about how it can't know what a person thinks. When it does answer, it often gets basic facts blatantly wrong. Like recently it told me that Karachi to Newark is a "domestic flight." I also haven't tried Gemini Advanced so there's that too

[+] Zetobal|2 years ago|reply
I thought google might have learnerd that vertically integrating a service that not everyone wants makes for a bad time but I guess it's Google++ now.
[+] pwb25|2 years ago|reply
no one asked for this lol