Your workplace emails, spreadsheets and files might look a bit different going forward as Google officially rolls out its Gemini AI tools across the Workspace suite.

In a Google Workspace Updates blog post, the company confirmed the general availability of Gemini as a new side panel across popular apps including Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive - however only paying Google Workspace customers will be able to access it for the time being.

The company says this new AI-powered update should help users everywhere unlock new levels of productivity and efficiency, as well as introducing Gemini to millions of users across the world in the battle for AI supremacy.


This is terrible since Google has millions of user data.

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    2 days ago

    Yes I can. Deleted my last Google account yesterday. Got what I needed, and honestly once I liberated a couple phone numbers (too damn memorable to ever just give up), there wasn’t much left.

    Been slowly migrating for awhile piece by piece, the timing just happened to work out well for the last piece, and the metaphoric peering in cabinets to make sure nothing got overlooked in the process.

    I still have to deal with Win 11 for work, and having AI forced down my throat, but Google-free feels GOOD!

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    4 days ago

    Holy fuck.

    This is bad. I have so much shit on GDrive. A lot of personal data. No no no no no.

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    I mean you can escape it by just not using google’s shit.

    I know it’s not an option for everyone, but you can use email that’s not gmail, and online office suites and file sharing that’s not google docs and drive.

    (I went with mxroute for email, and a nextcloud with embedded only office for the docs/drive replacement.)

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    I did escape it. I moved my email to Proton, my search to Kagi, and never looked back. I will never touch a Google product or service again.

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    3 days ago

    Does that mean that users’ gmail data is now accessible by hacking the ai? In the same way other LLMs were exploited to reveal training data?