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Starting Monday, users can add events to a Google Calendar directly from an email. Gemini will automatically detect calendar-related content in an email and present an “Add to calendar” button.

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A new feature for Google Workspace subscribers lets you add an event to your calendar from a message by tapping into Gemini, but should that require AI?

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Google has announced that thanks to Gemini, you can now add an event to Google Calendar straight from an email in Gmail. This will work because Gemini will automatically detect "calendar related ...

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Gemini in Gmail is expanding with a new “Add to Calendar” shortcut that will “automatically detect calendar related content in your email.” Today, Gmail shows a Gemini-powered “Summarize ...

In Google's latest update to Workspace, Gemini will be able to add calendar appointments from Gmail with a single click. Well, assuming Gemini gets it right the first time, which is far from certain.

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