Google has revealed two new capabilities for its main AI product, Gemini, following the release of updated models last week. You may now develop, edit, and modify documents or code with Gemini’s new Canvas functionality.
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Additionally, Gemini will acquire Audio Overviews, a handy feature that was once included in the company’s NotebookLM product but is becoming even more beneficial as part of Gemini. In a confusing way, Canvas is comparable to the OpenAI product of the same name. On the web and mobile apps, Canvas can be found in the Gemini prompt bar. Just upload a file and instruct Gemini on what to do with it. In the example provided by Google, the user requests a speech based on a PDF that contains class notes. Gemini then spits out a paper without warning. Within Gemini, Canvas enables you to edit the AI-generated documents. The Gemini-based editor has all of the writing tools found across the Google ecosystem, including features like suggested corrections and various tones.
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You can export the document to Google Docs with just one click if you wish to work with colleagues or make additional adjustments. Canvas knows how to code as well. Canvas can produce HTML, Python scripts, prototype web apps, and more—just ask. As you (or the AI) make modifications, you may evaluate your results in real time within Gemini, ask questions about the code, and make revisions. Actually, Audio Overviews is not a brand-new feature; it was introduced last year as a component of