Speaker 1: Let's start by explaining three new features coming to Gmail mobile. This is my boyfriend's Gmail account. Understood. I received an email from my husband above. Please help me repair the roof. Now we're looking for a contractor to repair our roof, but we're obviously unsuccessful since we have to travel. It appears that Fred has received emails about this, but there are a lot of emails that I haven't read. [00:00:30] Luckily, you can skip reading this long back-and-forth by simply tapping the summary option at the top. Well, Gemini displays this handy mobile card as an overlay. You can read a great summary of all the important information I need to know here. Here's a quote from Jeff from Green Roofing that shows he's ready to get started.I know there were other bids, but I don't remember the details. [00:01:00] Before. Speaker 1: I had to do a lot of searches in Gmail and then remember and compare information from different emails. Now you can type your question here on your mobile card and say something like, “Compare roof repair bids by price and availability.” This new Q&A feature makes it easy to get instant answers to anything in your inbox.For example, when will my shoes arrive? What time will the doors open for the next game? [00:01:30] Don't need to search Gmail first? Then open the email and look for specific information, attachments, etc. Anyway, let's go back to the roof. Gemini seems to have found the details I got from two of her other contractors in completely separate email threads of hers. I have this very well organized overview so you can easily compare. So it seems like Jeff's quote was right in the middle. Speaker 1: You can start right away. I see, it's Green Roofing.Open and review the last email from Jeff [00:02:00] Look at the project. You will see some possible replies from Gemini. Now, what's really great about this evolution of smart replies is that they're contextual. Gemini understood that there was back and forth on that thread and that Jeff was ready to start. Based on that context, several customized options are provided. So you know you've been denied service. Please suggest a new time. Select Continue and confirm the time. [00:02:30] This seems reasonable since a long press also shows a preview of the full reply. So press send. These new features for Gemini and Gmail will begin rolling out to Lab users this month. Now, looking to 2025 and beyond, we're exploring entirely new ways to work with AI. With Gemini, your AI-powered assistant is always by your side.Speaker 1: But what if you could do that? [00:03:00] Do you want to expand how you interact with AI? For example, when you work with others, you simply learn how to collaborate with each other and each has a specific purpose, such as mentioning it in comments or documents, sending emails, or having group chats. Not only that. Role to play within the team. And as teams work together, we build a set of collective experiences and contexts from which to learn from each other.we have a combined set of skills for painting [00:03:30] From when you need help. So how can you bring AI into this mix and build on shared expertise? Well, here's one way. We are prototyping a virtual teammate powered by Gemini. This teammate has an identity, a workspace account, along with a specific role and purpose. Let me bring in Tony and let him tell me what I mean. Hi, Tony Speaker 2: Hi. Speaker 2: [00:04:00] Hello everybody. Okay, let's first explain how to set up this virtual teammate. As you can see, your teammates have this unique account, so you can name it. Do fun things like tip tip. I was given a specific job role with a series of instructions on how it would be helpful to the team. You can see here and some jobs are project monitoring and tracking. I have listed some to organize the information. [00:04:30] Provide context and other information. Now that we've set up our virtual teammates, let's take a look at the chip in action. To do that, we'll switch to Google Chat. beginning. When you plan an event like io, you have a ton of chat rooms for different purposes. Luckily, they all have chips in them. To catch up quickly, you might ask questions like, “Does anyone know if IO storyboards are approved?” Speaker 2: [00:05:00] We told Chip to track this project, so it searches all the conversations and returns answers there. It's simple, but very useful. Now, as teams add chips to more group chats, more files, and more email threads, chips build a collective memory of our collaboration. Let's look at an example. Switch to another room. What about Project Sapphire?We discuss product releases here [00:05:30] As always, mini pieces are still flying in the near future. So let's ask first. Are we on track for launch? Speaker 2: The chip not only searches everything it has access to, but also synthesizes what it finds and returns an updated response. It has a clear timeline, a great summary, and even this first message flags the chip as a potential problem that the team should be aware of. [00:06:00] It's a group space, so anyone can follow along. Anyone can jump in at any time. Someone just asked Chip to help them create a document to address an issue, which can take hours or even tens of hours. Chip does all that in just a few minutes and sends the document over as soon as it's ready. And a lot of this practical usefulness comes from customizing CHIP to your team's needs and how seamlessly this AI is integrated. [00:06:30] Direct access to where we are already working. I.
