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Loki Season 2 Episode 2 just dropped, delving deeper into the story of Loki and Sylvie. A major part of this episode revolves around Mobius and Loki interrogating Hunter X-5, who renamed himself Brad Wolfe, to find out where Sylvie is. Eventually, after Loki’s, you know, Loki-like interrogation, Brad spills that she has built a new life for herself and takes them to where Sylvie is, working at McDonald’s. The reunion of Loki and Sylvie doesn’t really go as we expected it to. However, things happen and eventually, Sylvie returns to her home timeline. But as the episode ends, we see her holding something in her hand. Now, the question is, What is Sylvie holding in her hand at the end? If you are as curious as I was, in this article, find out what exactly it was.

What is Sylvie Holding at the End of Loki Season 2 Episode 2?

By the end of Loki Season 2 Episode 2, in the final moments, we see Sylvie holding a glowing object that she is looking at. If you’ve watched Loki season 1, you would remember Jonathan Majors’ role as “He Who Remains.” If you look closely, you’ll see that he is wearing the same thing Sylvie is toying with in that scene.

Now the question arises, what is it? Well, to answer your question, that right there is a supernatural device called the “Time Twister”. In the world of Loki, there are two devices that manipulate time, one is the TVA TemPad while the other is this Time Twister.

The difference between both devices is easy to understand. A Tempad, as seen being used by many TVA agents and Loki, allows the user to travel back and forth in time. Whereas a Time Twister not only allows the user to travel in time but also allows them to teleport.

Sylvie must have taken it off He Who Remains’ dead body and used it to travel to the timeline she is in right now. A possibility is that she might choose to join Loki and Mobius in their fight to save the TVA and stop the timeline branching. Moreover, as stated in our Episode 2 recap, Ouroboros is unable to open the blast doors to the Temporal Loom. That’s because only its creator, which is He Who Remains, can open the blast doors. So there’s a chance that this device acts as a key to open the doors. However, right now, we don’t know what powers this device has, but we might find out more about them in future episodes. So, stay tuned.

It goes without saying that the Apple AirPods Pro 2 is currently one of the best wireless earbuds you can buy. The buds come packed with high-end features that take your listening experience to the next level. Well, Apple is here to take that up a notch.

The AirPods Pro 2 has just received an update. This update brings new features to the buds. And no, it doesn’t matter whether you have the USB-C version or the regular Lightning version. Both of them are eligible for these features. Wondering how much improvement the features bring in terms of user experience? Let’s explore them all to give you a better idea.

 Adaptive Audio on AirPods Pro 2

Apple debuted the AirPods Pro 2 with three noise control modes. The first is Noise Cancellation, which can effectively mute the world around you. Next is the Transparency mode, which pipes in the sound around you while you have the buds on. It basically gives you the feeling of the open-ear headphones.

Lastly, there’s the off mode, which keeps everything off and offers you only the passive noise cancellation that’s offered naturally by the AirPods Pro 2. In general, most users keep the earbuds in the Transparency or Noise Cancellation mode. After all, the off mode makes the sound feel a little muffled or damp.

Nonetheless, with the latest update, the AirPods Pro 2 has just achieved a fourth noise control mode. It’s called Adaptive Audio, which might eliminate the need for you to keep the buds in Noise Cancellation or Transparency mode.

At the core, the Adaptive Audio mode of AirPods Pro 2 “dynamically blends Transparency mode and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) together.” It considers the user’s surrounding environment to offer the best possible “experience in the moment.”

In other words, Adaptive Audio enables you to enjoy the efficiency of Transparency mode while you’re in a quiet environment but will shut the world off when it gets noisy. And the best part is that you won’t even realize when the Apple AirPods Pro 2 is making the switch. That is, the audio playback will sound consistent.

Essentially, the Adaptive Audio of the AirPods Pro 2 is a “catch-all” type of setting for people who stay on the move. And it will depend on the environment whether the earbuds go into full ANC or Transparency mode.

Conversation Awareness

Apple AirPods have been great at letting you stop the playback and tune into the world when you need to. With the Auto-Pause feature, you can simply remove one AirPod bud from your ear to get the playback paused. And when you put it back in, the audio will resume automatically.

The Conversation Awareness basically builds on the same idea, but it’s much better than Auto-Pause. AirPods Pro 2 will automatically lower the playback volume when you speak with the Conversation Awareness feature turned on. It will also enhance the voices of the people in front of you to make sure you get every detail.

While all of that is happening, Conversation Awareness actively reduces the background noise around you. This means you might finally be able to conversate smoothly while you’re in a bar. And, of course, the feature will definitely make it easier to commute with the AirPods Pro 2 in your ears.

Mute or Unmute Feature on Apple AirPods Pro 2

At first glance, the Mute or Unmute feature may not sound as amazing as the Conversation Awareness or Adaptive Audio. But when you understand what it does, it can definitely feel as convenient as the others. Basically, it allows you to quickly mute and unmute yourself during a phone call or a meeting.

And, no, you don’t need to get to your phone to do that. All you need to do is press the stem of the AirPods Pro 2 to mute. Pressing them again will let you unmute yourself. There’s no need to get the phone out of your pocket for this anymore.

Personalized Volume

Another convenient feature that the AirPods Pro 2 update brings is Personalized Volume. This feature blends ANC and the volume of the audio playback. And when you keep it on, the earbuds will constantly monitor the sounds of your surrounding environment.

With this monitoring, the AirPods Pro 2 automatically adjusts the ANC levels and playback volume. As a result, you get the best possible audio experience regardless of your environment. The earbuds will also gradually learn what settings you like based on the data collected through the usage period. Through this, the Personalized volume will become more efficient throughout the time.

Better Automatic Switching on AirPods Pro 2

The Automatic Switching feature has been present in Apple AirPods for a good while now. But with this update, Apple has made the switching feel more seamless. Essentially, the earbuds now make sure that the time between switching from one Apple device to another is “significantly faster.”

In addition, the update makes the Automatic Switching on AirPods Pro 2 more reliable.

Sonos, a popular name when it comes to speakers, has launched the new Era 30o and the Era 100 smart speakers in India. These two speakers fall in the premium category and come with a focus on sustainable design. Check out the price, features, and more below.

Sonos Era 300 and Era 100: Specs and Features

Both the Sonos Era 300 and the Era 100 come with a durable and sustainable design and are compact. The smart speakers are made up of post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and have 100% recyclable packaging. There’s reduced use of adhesives and transitioning to screws for easy repairability.

The Era 300 has a ‘cinched‘ hourglass design and is the first to support multi-channel surround sound when used as home theatre rears. You can also connect two speakers using Arc or Beam 2 for a full immersive experience. The speaker also supports Dolby Atmos and has 6 drivers, which for a sound output from all directions.

Commenting on the launch, Patrick Spence, CEO of Sonos, said, “In an age of constant background noise, quality listening matters more than ever. Our vision is to make listening to an experience that is charged with feeling and help our customers feel joy and vitality through their favorite music and audio content. The Era family is the next generation of smart speakers, epitomizing our commitment to sound innovation, responsible design, and a deep connection to the creator community.“

As for the Sonos Era 100, it also comes with a portable and slim design and comes with two angled tweeters and a large mid-woofer for crisp and clear audio output while delivering a deep bass output. Two Era 100 smart speakers can be combined and used as rears for a surround sound experience.

Both come with the Trueplay feature, which uses the microphone array for sound optimizations via the Sonos app. There’s also support for Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5,0, touch controls, Apple AirPlay 2, and voice assistants.

Price and Availability

The Sonos Era 300 is priced at Rs 54,999 and the Era 100 retails at Rs 29,999. Both will be available to buy, starting October 20 and their pre-booking will go live on October 15.

Adobe has launched a new Logo to identify images and content created or edited using AI tools. The company collaborated with many partners like BBC, Microsoft, Nikon and Truepic to develop a  solution called Content Credentials. Adobe uses this solution to add data about the source of an image, video or PDF file to metadata. This will indicate whether an AI algorithm was used in the creation or editing process of the data file.

Relevant data will be automatically added to Adobe Photoshop and Premiere. Microsoft also plans to provide support in Bing Image Creator. When an app or browser (implemented using JavaScript) that supports this feature displays content, a LOGO in the form of lowercase letters “cr” will appear in the upper right corner of the image.

After the user clicks on it, a popup appears with information about the image. Users can also upload the files in question to a special website, where the necessary metadata will appear. Adobe isn’t the only company making good on its promise to offer AI-powered content tagging. Google has previously launched its own solution called SynthID. Recently, American scientists refuted the effectiveness of this method, arguing that it would not be difficult to falsify metadata.

Generative AI Content

Adobe Stock accepts content made using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools as long as it meets their submission standards. The company has developed generative AI technology, called Firefly, to help creators tell their stories authentically. Firefly is a creator-focused, commercially viable generative AI that empowers millions more people to use it for creative inspiration and design and share standout content with Adobe Express through this integration with Bard by Google.

Content Credentials

Content Credentials is a new feature that Adobe uses to ensure people know whether a piece of content is from a human or from AI. If the user makes some changes to the original image using AI, this feature will spot it. It serves an essential role in ensuring content and data transparency. Content Credentials provide “nutrition labels” for digital content and are a way to verify how a piece of content was created and modified.

Submitting Generative AI Content to Adobe Stock

Adobe Stock accepts content made using generative AI tools as long as it meets their submission standards. Here are some guidelines for submitting generative AI content to Adobe Stock:

– Ensure you have the appropriate rights to submit.
– Include the main subject of your prompt in your title.
– Include the individual words and concepts from your title in your top 10 keywords for an extra bump in search relevance.
– Don’t add “generative AI” to titles and keywords.
– Describe AI-generated content accurately.
– Prioritize quality.

AI in the Workplace

Generative AI is creating the opportunity to create content, and AI-powered art generators have gone from closed betas to being literally everywhere. AI art generators use machine learning to create stunning images from text prompts. AI-powered art generators are being used to generate hero images for blog posts, create social media posts, generate slide decks and storyboards, and create personalized images for customers.

Conclusion

Adobe has launched a new logo to identify AI content. This is part of its efforts to ensure content and data transparency and empower creators to tell their stories authentically. Adobe Stock accepts content made using generative AI tools as long as it meets their submission standards. Content Credentials is a new feature that Adobe uses to verify how a piece of content was created and modified. Generative AI is creating the opportunity to create content, and AI-powered art generators are being used to generate hero images for blog posts, create social media posts, generate slide decks and storyboards, and create personalized images for customers.

Spider-Man has consistently been a superhero massively loved the world over. Ever since Insomniac came out with Spider-Man 2018 and Miles Morales, it has gotten even better. Many fans were waiting with bated breath for any news on Spider-Man 2 and when the pre-load will finally begin for the game’s final release on 20th October. Well, the wait is finally over, as the game is available for pre-load. Find out how to pre-load Spider-Man 2 and all the major release times here.

Spider-Man 2 Pre-Load Date; Now Live

In an X post that went out a few hours ago, Insomniac Games, the developer of Spider-Man 2, announced that the official pre-load for the game finally began on 13th October. Even though the game is a week out from now, you can pre-load it right now and be ready with your web shooters for the action begins. Want to learn how to pre-load? Scroll down to find out.

Spider-Man 2: How to Pre-Load Spider-Man 2 on PS5

Pre-loading Spider-Man 2, or any other game for that matter, is quite an easy affair. Follow the steps below to do so.

• Head on over to the PlayStation Store or your game library.
• From here, select Spider-Man 2 via the main banner or search for it.
• Once done, click the Download button, and it will start pre-loading.

Since the game itself is around 87 GB in size, it might take some time for it to download, depending on your Internet connection. Once pre-loaded, you can play the game when it releases. However, you will still see the game on your home screen or in the game library easily. Once you’ve pre-loaded Spider-Man 2, head on over below to have a look at when it releases and when exactly.

Spider-Man 2 Download Size

While the developer did not share an estimated game size, we were curious, too, and decided to pre-load the game. After downloading Spider-Man 2, we can confirm that the pre-load requires a total of 86.32 GB after the full final download and installation process. However, we recommend you take the safer path and ensure you have at least 100 GB free on your PS5 so as to avoid any potential problems that may occur when pre-loading the game. Keep reading to learn how to pre-load Spider-Man 2 on your console.

Spider-Man 2: Release Date & Time

Spider-Man 2 launches globally on 20th October 2023. So once this date hits, you can play the ever-awaited continuation in a saga that has enticed fans once it has been introduced. You can find out the detailed timings below. Are you wondering if Spider-Man 2 is coming to PS4 or PS5? Spider-Man 2 is launching exclusively on PS5. This sadly means the game will not be launching on PS4. So if you’re still using an older-gen console we suggest you go out and get the recently launched PS5 Slim.

Country	Date	Time
Eastern US & Canada	20th October	12 AM (EDT)
United Kingdom	20th October	5 AM (BST)
Central US	20th October	11 PM (CDT)
Germany	20th October	6 AM (CEST)
India	20th October	9:30 AM (IST)
Australia	20th October	3 AM (AEDT)
Japan	20th October	12 PM (JST)

With Insomniac finally opening pre-load for Spider-Man 2, gamers will surely flock over to the PS store to get their fix in. Are you excited for Spider-Man 2? Let us know in the comments below!

In a blog post today, Google announced that it will protect users of its generative AI products from copyright claims. This means that people who use Google’s AI products will get official protection. The aim of this move is to user’s fears of the potential risks of generative AI. The move also aligns Google with other brands, such as Microsoft and Adobe, which have also made similar moves. In the blog post, Google made it clear that users will not have anything to worry about. This takes care of the mounting concerns regarding the potential copyright issues associated with generative AI.

Google said in the blog post

“If you are challenged due to copyright issues, we will bear potential legal risks.”

Google’s Legal Protection

Google explicitly outlined seven products that fall under this legal protection. The products include

• Duet AI in Workspace (including text generation in Google Docs and Gmail, as well as image generation in Google Slides and Google Meet)
• Duet AI in Google Cloud
• Vertex AI Search
• Vertex AI Conversation
• Vertex AI Text Embedding API
• Visual Captioning on Vertex AI
• Codey API

It’s worth noting that this list did not include Google’s Bard search tool. Google said it would follow a “two-pronged, industry-leading” approach to intellectual property compensation. It will cover the results of its training data and underlying model creation. Simply put, if someone is sued for using copyrighted material in Google’s training data, Google will be held legally responsible. Of course, this statement does not apply in cases where users intentionally create or use generated content to infringe the rights of others.

Google has unveiled a distinctive approach to intellectual property indemnification, described as a pioneering two-pronged strategy. Under this initiative, Google extends its protection to encompass both the training data and the outcomes generated from its models. This means if someone gets sued because Google’s training data used copyrighted material, Google will take that legal heat.

Copyright Issues and Lawsuits

Copyright issues have haunted generative AI platforms since they became popular late last year. More lawsuits have now been filed against different brands for allegedly infringing on copyright. One of the latest lawsuits was filed by famous authors like George R.R. Martin, John Grisham, and Jodi Picoult.

Google was hit with a class-action lawsuit in July this year. The company was accused of stealing user data to train its generative AI products. The lawsuit claims that Google did not get the owner’s consent. Specifically, the lawsuit said that Google “secretly stole everything that hundreds of millions of Americans created and shared on the Internet”.

It adds

“Google must understand. It does not own the Internet, nor does it own our creative works, our expressions of personality, the photos of our families and children, or anything else that belongs to us because we share it online,” the lawsuit states. ‘Publicly available’ never means free to use for any purpose.”

Google said in a statement to Reuters at the time that the allegations in the lawsuit were “baseless”. The case is still in court and the judge is yet to decide on the matter.

Final Words

Google’s commitment to protecting users of generative AI systems within its Cloud and Workspace platforms from allegations of copyright issues is a positive step. This will ensure that people can use its products without fear of legal repercussions.

Google’s new policy applies to software, including its Vertex AI development platform and Duet AI system, which generates text and images in Google Workspace and Cloud programs. The press release did not mention Google’s more well-known generative AI chatbot program, Bard.

Google has committed to protecting users using its generative AI tools, such as Duet AI and Vertex AI, from intellectual property concerns. This move is a huge step towards ensuring that users can utilize these products without fear of legal repercussions.

CS2 has officially launched, replaced everyone’s beloved Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and brings a lot of new features. Thanks to the Source 2 engine, Counter-Strike 2 feels like a completely new game with improved sound, mechanics, and more. Though the game comes with several new features, it also misses out on some massively popular legacy features that were present in CS: GO. These features were crucial in CS: GO, and you can notice their absence in the new CS2 update. We do too, so we have compiled a list of all the major features that are missing in CS2.

1. Achievements

We hear you and we see you, CS: GO players. It took twelve years for all of us to perfect our game and get all those little achievements that mean a lot to us. Unfortunately, Valve thought it was cool to remove all of that when replacing the old game, which is just sad. I mean, I do understand why these old achievements are gone but at least bring us some new ones, so we can look forward to achieving new goals in the game apart from kick voting playersout.

2. No Left-Hand View Model

What was one of my favorite features from the CS:Go is clearly missing in Counter-Strike 2, and it’s annoying. The left-hand view model was amazing for right-eye-dominating players. The feature could be enabled by using the console command code “cl_righthand 0” in the older version of the game. Hopefully, Valve thinks about the players and add this feature back to the game soon.

For more information and updates on the left-hand model in Counter-Strike 2, keep an eye on our dedicated article for the same.

3. Map-Specific Agents

One of the coolest parts of being on the CT side for me was the different outfits I loved for different maps. However, with the introduction of custom agent skins that slowly started fading away. But with the launch of CS2, the map-specific agent feature feels like it’s gone forever.

Yeah, you are only choose Phoenix forces on the T side or SAS on the CT side. There are no longer map-specific faction or player models in CS2. Valve plans to make bank by selling new agent skins, I suppose!

4. Wingman Maps

Valve officially added the Wingman game mode back in CS:GO. This game mode brings fast-paced 2 vs 2 fights and end quickly. The best part of this game mode, however, was the large map pool. Well, that has changed with Counter-Strike 2, as there are only four Wingman maps right now. It is unknown when Valve will add more Wingman maps, so that is a little embarrassing for such a nice game mode.

5. Net Graph Command

If you loved using the developer console in CS:GO, you must know about the “net_graph 1” console command. Yes, we know this command no longer exists. The thing that the net graph command showed was the FPS graph in real time, along with packet loss percentage and ping. That is why this command was one of the most used commands.

Well, the netgraph command is still present in CS2 but it works differently and tells if your connection to the server is stable or laggy. Also, we have a detailed explainer on how to show FPS in Counter-Strike 2, so check it out if you wish to see your frame rate at all times.

6. Danger Zone

The Danger Zone game mode came in CS: GO as a battle royale bootleg to end off competition from the likes of PUBG, Fortnite, and Apex Legends. What made it bad was not the game mode itself, but the slow behavior of how Counter-Strike characters worked. That is why this game mode was not well received by the playerbase. There is a high possibility that it was the reason behind this game mode not making a comeback in CS2.

7. Mode Specific Weapons

Are you saving the hostage? Oh, you both are dead now. Thanks to Valve, Riot Shields no longer exist to protect you in hostage maps. Along with the shields, CS2 is also missing other game mode-specific weapons like the axe, hammer, breach charge, and bump mine as its old counterpart. We are kind of okay with the removal of other items, but the shield? really? Bring it back Valve (or we riot!).

8. Bob Effect

Do you think your gun is moving too much while you walk or stay idle? Guess what? For the uninitiated, it is called weapon swaying, and it has existed in Counter-Strike games for ages. However, in CS:GO, there was a way to fix this through console commands.

The console command “cl_bob” used to do the trick just fine. Even pro players like S1mple and Shroud used this command. Well, with CS2 coming and the new Counter-Strike 2 console commands changing things, there is no way to fix the weapon bob effect anymore. I guess we have to get used to swaying guns now.

9. Coaching Slots

Last but definitely not the least, one of the biggest missing features in CS2 is the coach slot in-game. We all know that Valve loves adding esports elements in all game modes in Counter-Strike and Dota 2. But this well-known feature is currently missing and might be added to the game later on, possibly closer to when the LAN tournaments return.

That was a quick list of features missing in Counter-Strike 2 right now. Let us know the feature you miss in CS2 that has existed in Counter Strike Global Offensive or older versions for the last decade. Of course, we have not mentioned the 11 years of community creations on this list. Once the workshop opens and community creations start pouring in, we will feature amazing community creations for CS2 too. But for now, you might want to check out an explanarion for CS2 premier rank ratings. Finally, before you go, if you want to convert your Valorant sensitivity to CS2 sensitivity, do not miss the linked guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to CS: GO skins in CS2?

Do not worry, this is one feature that will not go missing in CS2. The skins you own in your Steam account including gloves, knives, etc. will remain the same. However, the appearance might change slightly due to the engine upgrade and new lighting.

Google has exciting plans to revolutionize your search experience. They’re delving into innovative methods that promise to elevate your online quests. One of the standout offerings is the capability to produce images to help you better understand your ideas and obtain support in crafting written content.

Google’s New Search Experience: Crafting Images and Content with AI

Generating Images with AI Now, Google introduces a remarkable feature where you can craft images with their brand-new AI-powered Search experience. Imagine, you want a card featuring a capybara wearing a chef’s hat while cooking breakfast. You simply search for it, and Google’s AI will conjure up to four distinct images for your perusal.

The best part is, you can fine-tune the image description to match your precise preferences. For those embarking on this intriguing journey, you have the option to generate AI-crafted images directly within Google Images while seeking inspiration.

Discover the ‘About this Image’ Tool In the not-so-distant future, Google will be rolling out the “About this image” tool. This nifty feature will serve as a trusty companion, helping you assess the context and credibility of the images you stumble upon during your searches.

Responsibility and Transparency Rest assured, Google is fully committed to employing AI responsibly. They’re putting robust safeguards in place to thwart the creation of any harmful or deceptive images. Every AI-generated image will come equipped with metadata and watermarking, clearly signaling that it was created using AI technology.

Crafting Written Content with SGE Are you looking to refine your written content? Google’s Search experience will soon enable you to produce written drafts with SGE (Search Generated Experience). This comes in handy when you need to shorten your text or tweak its tone. Whether you’re composing notes, emails, or documents, SGE has got you covered. Importantly, your privacy protections within Google Workspace remain intact when exporting drafts to Google Docs or Gmail.

Google’s Search: AI-Powered Image and Content Creation

Where and When? The image generation feature is presently accessible in English within the United States. It’s designed for individuals aged 18 and older who’ve opted into the SGE experiment. As for the written drafts, they are progressively making their way to English users in the U.S. who are part of the SGE experiment.

Hema Budaraju, the Senior Director of Product Management for Search, shares her excitement: “We’re confident that the power of generative AI in Search will unleash creativity and supercharge productivity. We eagerly look forward to ongoing testing and receiving invaluable user feedback.”

In an era driven by the convergence of artificial intelligence and everyday life, Google is taking a bold step forward. Their latest innovation promises to redefine how we interact with the search engine giant. By tapping into the vast potential of AI, Google is poised to elevate your online exploration to new heights.

One of the most striking features of this development is the ability to create images with AI. Think of it as having a digital artist at your beck and call. Let’s say you’re dreaming of a whimsical card featuring a capybara adorned with a chef’s hat, expertly flipping pancakes in a sunlit kitchen. In the past, realizing such a vision would require artistic skills. But now, you can simply type in your desires, hit ‘search,’ and watch Google’s AI conjure up a selection of images that match your description. What’s more, you have the liberty to fine-tune these images to perfection.

For the creatives and the curious, this feature opens up a world of possibilities. Whether you’re designing a greeting card, building a presentation, or simply exploring your imagination, AI-generated images are your new best friend. You’ll no longer need to scour the internet for hours, searching for that perfect image. Google’s AI can do the heavy lifting for you, and it’s as simple as a few clicks.

The future holds even more promise. Google is diligently working on an “About this image” tool that will help users understand the context and credibility of the images they encounter. In an era where fake news and manipulated images are prevalent, this tool is a much-needed addition. It will empower users to make more informed decisions about the images they see online.

Unlocking Creativity: Google’s New AI-Enhanced Search Experience

But with great power comes great responsibility. Google is fully aware of the potential for misuse and is taking proactive steps to prevent it. They are implementing safeguards to ensure that AI-generated images do not propagate harmful or misleading content. Each AI-generated image will be equipped with metadata and watermarking to clearly indicate its AI origin.

For those who rely on Google Workspace for their professional needs, the introduction of Search Generated Experience (SGE) for crafting written content is a game-changer. Whether you need to condense a lengthy document or change the tone of your email, SGE has your back. Importantly, your privacy and security within Google Workspace remain paramount, even when exporting drafts to Google Docs or Gmail.

The rollout of these features is already underway. The image generation feature is currently available in English within the United States for users aged 18 and older who have opted into the SGE experiment. As for the written drafts, they are progressively becoming accessible to English users in the U.S. who are part of the SGE experiment.

Hema Budaraju, the Senior Director of Product Management for Search, expressed her enthusiasm for these innovations, stating, “We’re confident that the power of generative AI in Search will unleash creativity and supercharge productivity. We eagerly look forward to ongoing testing and receiving invaluable user feedback.”

In conclusion, Google’s foray into the realm of generative AI is poised to redefine how we search and create content online. With the ability to generate images and written drafts, users can expect a more dynamic, efficient, and creative experience. These innovations are a testament to Google’s commitment to harnessing AI for the betterment of its users. All while upholding responsible practices and ensuring privacy. As these features continue to evolve, the possibilities are endless, and the future of search is looking brighter than ever.