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Home > Science and Technology News > New feature to help with writer's block on Google Chrome: 'Help me write'

New feature to help with writer's block on Google Chrome: 'Help me write'

Google Chrome has introduced a new feature to make writing easier: Help me write. This Gemini-powered artificial intelligence helps improve written text and make it more professional.

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Published: 23.02.2024 12:51 Updated: 23.02.2024 12:51
New feature to help with writer's block on Google Chrome: 'Help me write'

US-based tech giant Google has announced a new feature for the world's most popular web browser, Chrome. Called "Help me write," this feature aims to assist users while they are writing. Powered by the generative artificial intelligence technology known as Gemini, this feature currently supports only English. However, whether it will support other languages in the future remains uncertain.

The Help me write feature helps users write messages or forms more effectively. For example, if you want to improve your text while responding to a company email or writing a product review, this new Google Chrome feature can handle the task for you.

The Help me write feature in Google Chrome is currently only available on PC and Mac versions. Whether it will come to mobile devices is not yet known. The feature was first announced at the 2023 Google I/O event and is now available for widespread use. However, there are significant differences between the functionality of the feature at that time and its current functionality.

Google warns users not to share personal information regarding the Help me write feature. The reason for this warning is that the feature should not be associated with data used for training purposes. The company emphasizes that user data will not be used to train the feature.

Help me write is currently available on the desktop version


News Source: Webtekno

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