New AI updates coming to Workspace and Cloud

A first look at what's next in AI

This week we announced a few big AI updates across Google Cloud, Google Workspace and beyond to bring the power of generative AI to more people, developers and businesses. The new PaLM API is an easy way for developers to build on top of our best language models, and Generative AI App Builder helps our customers and partners build their own AI-powered chat interfaces and digital assistants. Plus, we announced that we're launching generative AI features in Workspace — in both Docs and Gmail — that will help you draft content with just a few clicks.

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This week at The Check Up, our annual Google Health event, we revealed new ways we're helping people live healthier lives. It's now easier to find Medicare re-enrollment information as well as whether community health centers offer free or low-cost care — and our conversational AI Duplex has been busy verifying hundreds of thousands of healthcare providers to make sure their info on Google Search is correct. Read more >>>

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Also at The Check Up, we talked about ways AI is changing the world of medicine. We're publishing new research on our work with the Mayo Clinic to use AI to speed up the process of planning for radiotherapy, a common cancer treatment. And a new partnership with organization Right to Care is helping make AI-powered tuberculosis screenings available in Africa. Read more >>>

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Speaking of AI and health: We talked to consumer health research scientist Conor Heneghan about the AI features that power Fitbit, Nest Hub (2nd Gen), Pixel phones and the Pixel Watch to help you get better sleep. Read more >>>

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Google I/O is officially on the calendar! Our developer event is on May 10 — a date we revealed last week. Keeping with Google tradition, we shared the event details in a series of riddles. This year's riddles consisted of two different types of puzzles, and players had to collaborate in order to find the answer. Here's how we created this year's I/O announcement puzzles — and how clever code-breakers cracked them.