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Google brings voice-based inbox search to its AI subscribers

Engadget ·

Google is rolling out Gmail Live, an AI feature that lets subscribers search their inbox using conversational voice commands. It can retrieve details buried in email threads, such as travel information or school updates, without requiring users to search manually.

Gmail Live is rolling out this week to Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers. Google is also introducing Keep Live, which turns spoken ideas into organised notes and lists for the same plans, and Docs Live, which can draft documents using information from Google services and the web for Pro and Ultra subscribers. All three features are expected to come to Workspace business customers later.

  • Gmail Live searches inboxes through voice conversations.
  • Keep Live turns spoken ideas into organised notes.
  • Docs Live is limited to Pro and Ultra subscribers.

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Originally published by Engadget as “Gmail’s Live AI search feature arrives for Google AI subscribers”.

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