Google Releases New Duet AI, Assistant for Workspace.<br />On August 29, Google announced its new <br />Duet AI assistant on all Workspace apps, <br />including Gmail, Docs and more. .<br />On August 29, Google announced its new <br />Duet AI assistant on all Workspace apps, <br />including Gmail, Docs and more. .<br />The Verge reports that the company <br />said the technology behind Duet <br />has been in testing for quite some time.<br />Over a million users have already <br />reportedly tested Google's <br />new virtual assistant. .<br />The announcement means that <br />Duet will now be available to anyone <br />subscribed to Google's Workspace apps.<br />The announcement means that <br />Duet will now be available to anyone <br />subscribed to Google's Workspace apps.<br />Earlier this year, Google unveiled <br />its Duet AI at the company's <br />I/O developer conference. .<br />At the time, the company promoted <br />the tech as a helpful collaborator that <br />can assist across all Google apps.<br />For example, the assistant can<br />turn a Google Docs outline <br />into a presentation in Slides. .<br />The tool also has creative capabilities, <br />writing email responses or even <br />creating AI-generated images.<br />The tool also has creative capabilities, <br />writing email responses or even <br />creating AI-generated images.<br />Access to Duet costs $30 per user <br />for larger organizations. .<br />According to the head of Workspace, Aparna Pappu, <br />the pricing for smaller teams has yet to be finalized.<br />The Verge reports that Duet enters the market as <br />a direct challenger of a number of other AI tools believed <br />to have the potential to change the way people work. .<br />The Verge reports that Duet enters the market as <br />a direct challenger of a number of other AI tools believed <br />to have the potential to change the way people work.
