Google Expands Gmail's 'Help Me Write' AI Tool to Support Japanese and Korean

Gmail's 'Help Me Write' will now help even more people... write

This expansion comes after Google recently added support for French, German, and Italian. Google has brought plenty of AI tools to its various services, and Gmail has also received a handy Help Me Write feature. This allows you to compose and refine emails using Gemini. The search giant recently expanded the list of supported languages, and we're now seeing another expansion. Google announced via a blog post that Gmail's Help Me Write feature now supports Japanese and Korean across mobile and the web. This expansion follows the company's language expansion last month, adding support for Italian, French, and German. You can view all the supported languages below. Either way, Help Me Write might be useful for many people, helping users to quickly draft or refine a message. Alternatively, you can also turn off AI features in Gmail if you're like me and really don't care for them.

Gmail's Help Me Write just got a lot more useful by adding support for these two languages

YouTube Premium is getting a big price hike internationally Summary Google's AI writing companion in Gmail, Help Me Write, aims to draft entire emails and provide suggestions to improve writing. Google has now added Japanese and Korean language support to the feature, expanding its reach to eight languages. Help Me Write is exclusive to Google One AI Premium subscribers and is accessible across various Google Workspace tiers, including Gemini Education and Enterprise add-ons. AI, AI, AI. It's quite literally everywhere -- including something you check at least a dozen times per day: your email inbox. Google added Smart Reply to Gmail in 2017 to help you save time by suggesting quick responses to messages. The company then took it a step further with Smart Compose, which gave you writing suggestions as you typed. But it didn't end there. In fact, it only got better. At Google I/O 2023, held in May, the company announced the Help Me Write feature in Gmail, which you can think of as an AI writing companion built right into your inbox. Similar to how you'd use a chatbot like ChatGPT or Copilot, Help Me Write uses Google Gemini to draft entire emails or provide suggestions on how to polish, formalize, elaborate, or shorten what you've already written. Related Google Gemini: 5 ways to use Google's AI-powered assistant day-to-day It can make a lot of everyday tasks a lot easier Posts Given how quickly AI is developing, Google's work obviously didn't stop with rolling out Help Me Write. Since its launch, the developers have consistently shipped upgrades, aiming to make the feature more accessible and useful. Late last month, Google added support for Italian, French, and German to the tool. And now, Google's back with another update. In a blog post published today, the company announced that Help Me Write in Gmail now supports two more languages: Japanese and Korean (via Android Authority). Help Me Write Now Supports Eight Languages At the time of writing, Gmail's Help Me Write feature supports eight different languages: English French German Italian Portuguese Spanish Japanese Korean So, if you've always been a fan of binge-watching K-dramas, obsessively watch anime and read manga, or simply want to stay in touch with that one Japanese friend you met during a conference, Gmail's Help Me Write tool now has your back. While Help Me Write was only available to select testers in the Workspace Labs program when it was first announced, the feature is now available exclusively to subscribers of the Google One AI Premium plan. It's also accessible across multiple Google Workspace tiers, including the Gemini Education and Education Premium add-ons, as well as the Gemini Enterprise and Business add-ons.

Google's 'Help Me Write' Tool in Gmail Will Now Support More Languages

A shortcut for the AI tool was recently added to the body of the email Google is expanding the supported language in Gmail's Gemini-powered artificial intelligence (AI) tool, 'Help me write. ' Announced on Monday, the Mountain View-based tech giant will now help users with different native languages access the feature to write and refine email drafts with the help of AI. The tool was first unveiled at Google I/O 2023, and it can draft an email using a natural language text prompt, or refine a pre-written email draft to make it more readable and carry specific tonality. In a blog post, the tech giant announced the new Gmail feature as part of the latest Workspace update. The tech giant said that the Gemini-powered 'Help me write' will now support Japanese and Korean languages alongside the existing options. This means users who prefer to write emails in these languages can now take the assistance of the AI tool to either write or refine their emails. Notably, last month, the AI tool received support for the French, German, and Italian languages. With the latest Workspace update, 'Help me write' now supports a total of eight languages. Other supported languages include English, Portuguese, and Spanish. 'Help me write' is powered by Google's Gemini AI models. It can be found in both the web client as well as mobile apps on top of the interface with a sparkle icon, which is now synonymous with Gemini. Users can tap on the icon and describe a message they would like the AI to write, and based on the prompt, it can generate the content of the email. Users can specify the tonality, word preference, as well as the length of the message and Gemini will adhere to it. Besides writing an email from scratch, the tool can also be used to refine an existing email. The Gmail tool can change the tone of the draft or even expand the message and build upon it. Similarly, it can also shorten the length to keep the message sharp. While the Gemini app or website can do all of this, the integration of the tool within Gmail means users will not have to leave the platform to get the task done.