Google is expanding the 'Help me write' feature to the web version of Gmail, allowing users to craft or refine emails using Gemini AI. Similar to the mobile version, users will see prompts to use this feature when opening a blank draft in Gmail. However, it is important to note that the 'Help me write' feature is not available to everyone; it is only accessible to subscribers of Google One AI Premium or those with Gemini W.

Google has launched a new feature 'Help Me Write', an upgraded AI writing tool. The new feature includes generative AI to assist users in composing emails with various tone options. Utilizing the Gemini model, it helps users draft texts, comments, inquiries, and more. The 'Help Me Write' feature is being promoted to Chrome users globally.

Google is set to add voice input support to its AI-assisted email drafting feature 'Help Me Write'. This feature aims to leverage generative AI to help users draft emails more easily. Currently in the testing phase, users need to provide written prompts like 'Help me write an introduction for someone I met at a meeting'. Reports say that soon users will be able to use this feature via voice input. In the Gmail mobile app, users can activate it by clicking on 'Voice Draft Email' above the keyboard.

Google has announced the introduction of the AI-driven 'Help Me Write' feature in the desktop version of Chrome, providing users with a more convenient writing assistant. This feature has already been implemented in applications like Google Messages, Gmail, Docs, and Keep, and is now expanding to the Chrome browser. Users only need to provide simple prompts, and the system can generate context-appropriate text, eliminating the hassle of manual input. The new feature not only relies on user prompts but also checks page content to offer more targeted writing suggestions.