Google is adding a new AI‑driven feature to Gmail that helps users schedule meetings directly from email. Called “Help Me Schedule,” the tool leverages the Gemini model to detect when a message involves arranging a meeting and offers suggested times that align with the sender’s calendar. Users can click a button in the Gmail toolbar, generate an inline meeting widget, and let recipients pick a convenient slot, completing the scheduling process without leaving the email thread. At launch, the feature supports one‑on‑one meetings only. Read more →

Google is introducing a new Gemini-driven scheduling assistant called “Help me schedule,” rolling out Tuesday within Gmail and Google Calendar. The tool detects meeting requests in email drafts and offers suggested time slots based on the user’s calendar and the conversation context. Users can fine‑tune the suggestions and insert them directly into the email, streamlining one‑to‑one meeting coordination. The feature arrives as part of Google’s broader push to embed Gemini AI across its productivity suite, promising quicker, AI‑enhanced scheduling for everyday work. Read more →