Tech giant Google has begun rolling out new features powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to Google Slides. Called “Help Me Visualize”, this feature allows users to generate backgrounds and images for their Google Slides presentation projects. The feature was first announced at Google I/O 2023 last month.
Tech giant Google has begun rolling out new features powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to Google Slides. Called “Help Me Visualize”, this feature allows users to generate backgrounds and images for their Google Slides presentation projects. The feature was first announced at Google I/O 2023 last month.
To get started with this feature, look for the “Visualization Help” side panel where you can enter prompts on your slides. Please note that this feature will be gradually rolled out to desktop users. Not available to all users at this time.
To get started with this feature, look for the “Visualization Help” side panel where you can enter prompts on your slides. Please note that this feature will be gradually rolled out to desktop users. Not available to all users at this time.
How to use new AI-powered features in Slides
First, you must register for Google Workspace Labs and agree to the terms of service. Google Slides uses artificial intelligence to create images with ‘Help me visualize’ prompts. For example, you can ask Google Slides to create an image of a picnic or an abstract painting.
How to use new AI-powered features in Slides
First, you must register for Google Workspace Labs and agree to the terms of service. Google Slides uses artificial intelligence to create images with ‘Help me visualize’ prompts. For example, you can ask Google Slides to create an image of a picnic or an abstract painting.
After entering the prompt, you can choose from 6 different rendering styles: photo, clip art, background, flat lay, and illustration.
After entering the prompt, you can choose from 6 different rendering styles: photo, clip art, background, flat lay, and illustration.
Meanwhile, Google has started rolling out a viewer mode in Google Meet. A viewer is defined as a meeting attendee who cannot share audio or video into the meeting. You can designate attendees who lead, present, or moderate the meeting as co-hosts and contributors.
Meanwhile, Google has started rolling out a viewer mode in Google Meet. A viewer is defined as a meeting attendee who cannot share audio or video into the meeting. You can designate attendees who lead, present, or moderate the meeting as co-hosts and contributors.
If you’re using Google Meet for a large meeting, such as a webinar or town hall, you can designate attendees as ‘audience’ to reduce potential meeting distractions, such as audio interruptions. Additionally, participants can stay focused on who is speaking and what is in the meeting.
