Google has launched Workspace Studio, a tool that allows users to create and manage AI agents for automating tasks within Google apps like Gmail and Drive. It simplifies automation with a no-code approach, enabling users to build agents that can respond to emails and perform various tasks using natural language prompts. The tool is now available for different Google Workspace tiers.

Google has updated Chrome with Gemini 3, introducing a side panel for multitasking and the ability to transform images directly in the browser. It also integrates with Google apps for streamlined workflows and includes an auto browse feature to handle complex tasks automatically.

Google is rolling out NotebookLM integration within Gemini, allowing users to attach notebooks for real-time data access during conversations. This feature supports multiple notebook attachments and provides in-line citations for easy navigation to content. The update aims to enhance Gemini's functionality for both free and paid users.

Gmail is introducing a new feature called "Help Me Schedule," which utilizes Gemini AI to assist users in scheduling meetings by suggesting available times as they compose emails. When activated, an in-line meeting widget allows recipients to easily select a time that works for them, streamlining the scheduling process, although group scheduling will not be supported at launch. This feature is part of Google's broader rollout of AI capabilities across its products.

The article discusses Google's new Gemini feature, which enables users to automate scheduled actions and manage planned tasks through its AI capabilities. This innovation aims to enhance user productivity by leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms for task management.

Google is developing a "projects" feature for its Gemini platform, allowing users to organize work and research in dedicated spaces. This feature will enable file management, project-specific instructions, and enhanced interaction with documents during AI conversations, catering to professionals and students. While the interface is mostly complete, there is no confirmed launch date yet.