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Google Launches AI-Powered Voice Assistant Modes for Gmail, Docs, and Keep

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Google has introduced AI voice assistant features for its applications Gmail, Docs, and Keep, allowing users to manage these apps through voice commands. The new capabilities, named Gmail Live, Docs Live, and Keep Live, enable real-time conversational interactions to fetch information, summarize content, and transcribe notes.

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These features are newly available for mobile platforms globally, enhancing user interaction with the applications through voice commands.

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Gmail Live can answer questions about your inbox and summarize information verbally.

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Docs Live can format ideas into structured documents based on conversational descriptions.

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Keep Live allows for natural transcription of notes.

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Features are rolling out globally in English starting September 3, 2026.

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Google now lets you chat with Gmail, Docs, and Keep

The Verge·2h ago