Google, the U.S.-based technology titan and provider of the world’s most utilized internet browser, Chrome, has unveiled a new feature developed with Gemini, the company’s generative AI.
Dubbed “Help Me Write,” this feature empowers users to co-author their written content. Currently exclusive to the English language, there’s keen interest in whether future updates will extend support to additional languages.
The “Help Me Write” feature is designed to assist users with messages or forms they prefer not to tackle themselves. For instance, if you need to respond to a company email but your draft is too brief, Help Me Write can enhance your message, making it more professional.
Similarly, if you’re tasked with writing a product review, Google Chrome’s innovative feature can handle the composition for you.
Help Me Write is currently available on desktop
The “Help Me Write” feature for Google Chrome is presently accessible on both PC and Mac versions of the app. As of now, it remains uncertain whether Google intends to extend this functionality to mobile devices.
Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that this feature was initially introduced during the Google I/O 2023 events and has since become widely available. Notably, there has been a significant evolution in the feature’s functionality from its inception to its current state.
Google has issued a caution regarding the “Help Me Write” feature. The company has advised users against sharing personal information while utilizing this feature.
This advisory is not because the input into “Help Me Write” will be employed for training purposes. Google has explicitly stated that user data will not be used to train the feature. The rationale behind this warning concerns the security of third parties.
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