- Google has introduced an AI-powered feature called “Help me write” for drafting emails conveniently.
- The feature will begin to roll out as part of Google’s Workspace update in the coming months.
- The feature can be a time and effort-saver for users who write emails.
In a bid to assist users with writing emails better and faster, tech giant Google introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered feature called “Help me write” for auto-drafting emails in Gmail. The feature, previewed at the Google I/O conference, is currently under development but is expected to release soon for all users. The company says that the feature can be a time and effort-saver for users who write emails.
Help me write feature: What is it?
The “Help Me Write” feature will be available on Gmail and Google Docs. This feature will assist users in composing emails and writing sections by using limited inputs provided by the user. Additionally, the company mentioned that the feature would begin to roll out as part of our Workspace upgrades.
While talking about the feature, Google CEO Sundar Pichai gave the example of requesting a carrier for a refund on a trip when he talked about the new feature.
Say you received an email informing you that your flight had been cancelled. Although the airline has offered you a voucher, you actually desire a complete refund. You may use “Help me write” and swiftly draft an email.
Help me write feature: how to use it?
- Create a new document.
- At the top of the blank page, click the Help Me Write icon.
- Create a prompt for what you want to write.
- Select Create.
- When finished, click Recreate to generate a new choice, or Change the tone of the current text by refining it.
- When you’re through editing, click Insert to add it to your email.
