Google has released its Gemini AI officially, the latest advanced multimodal artificial intelligence model that aims at improving productivity by summarizing instantly a wide range of content, such as files, folders, and images. Google One AI Premium users and Google Workspace users have now been offered this new feature, which represents a major step towards AI integration throughout the Google ecosystems.
How To Use It?
The summarisation features offered by Gemini are not limited to text documents. Users are now able to get brief summaries of whole Google Drive folders without having to access each and every file separately. This feature is provided by specific Summarize this folder button, by right click, or by dragging a folder into the Gemini side panel. Besides summary in terms of text and folders, Gemini AI can process photos, respond to questions about them, detect images in a folder, and sometimes even logos and branding. This comes with the experimental feature called Ask Photos, which can be used to search the photo libraries using natural language.
Gemini Prompt
In the case of individual files, Gemini is able to summarize spreadsheets, presentations, text files and PDFs. Google Docs supports the creation of in-line summaries on the fly, either by using the prompts above, e.g., the @Summary or the @AI summary prompt, or with PDFs being automatically summarized, and suggested follow up actions proposed when the document is opened. Nevertheless, the introduction of Gemini AI as a subset of Google apps, such as Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, and Chrome, is a major benchmark in the development of artificial intelligence. Gemini will change the way people and organizations engage with and use digital content, offering them the functionality to compress them into succinct, practical summaries, speedily.
