Gemini just got a huge writing and coding upgrade - Google keeps improving
Google is today launching a new upgrade for Gemini called Canvas that allows you to refine documents and code straight from within its AI chatbot. Canvas is a 'new interactive space' that is 'designed to make creating, refining, and sharing work easy'. Think of Canvas as a writing tool akin to ChatGPT Canvas or Apple Intelligence Writing Tools but built into Gemini with easy exporting to Google Docs.
Canvas can generate written drafts, change the tone of voice, and suggest edits directly from within Gemini. The tool can also streamline the coding process by quickly 'transforming your coding ideas into working prototypes for web apps, Python scripts, games, simulations and other interactive apps.'
Google's Constant Upgrades
Last week Google added Search history to Gemini, allowing users to get even more personalized AI responses based on how they've previously used Google Search. Additionally, Deep Research, Gemini's data analysis and reporting tool, was made free alongside Gems, a custom chatbot builder, perfect for creating specific use cases like a counseling bot with AI.
Google continues to add huge Gemini upgrades almost weekly, with the AI chatbot quickly taking over ChatGPT as a favorite AI chatbot. Last week's Deep Research upgrade to 2.0 Flash, which also included free access without a premium plan, is fantastic.
Exciting Future
Google is not only announcing Gemini Canvas today but also upgrading Deep Research to add Audio Overview functionality from NotebookLM, allowing users to create podcasts from the research reports. While Google's Gemini updates might not always grab the headlines, the constant push to improve the AI tool is worth writing home about. Gemini is one of the best AI chatbots on the market, and it just keeps getting better.
Get ready for Audio Overview in Google Gemini, it's a complete game changer!
Other Updates
What is Notion AI: Everything we know about this project management tool.
This new HyperX wireless gaming headset can last for up to 200 hours before running out of juice.
TechRadar is part of Future US Inc, an international media group, and leading digital publisher. Visit our corporate site.
© Future US, Inc. Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036.
