Google is set to launch its AI-powered writing tool, Help Me Write, on its Gmail app for Android and iOS devices. Initially available to Workspace testers on desktop, the tool offers to draft replies in response to user prompts or edit messages to change tone or length, for example. Though Google has rolled out an invite-only Workspace Labs service to further develop AI tools, users will find Help Me Write better as an editor than as a writer. Users must sign into the Google account for which they have Workspace access and are advised to read through drafts carefully before sending.
Gmail to Automate Email Writing on iOS and Android
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