- Gemini in Google Docs can now draw information from your curated Gemini Notebooks.
- This ensures Gemini’s responses are grounded in your research.
- It also provides inline citations when drafting documents in Google Docs so you can verify facts without switching tabs.
Gemini in Google Docs has long been a helpful assistant. It can create audio summaries of long documents, make a boring document more interesting with images, charts, and diagrams, and even consistently write in your tone across documents. Now, Google is taking things a step further by giving Gemini in Google Docs access to your Gemini Notebooks to ground its writing in sources you select.
Google announced today that Gemini Notebooks can now be used as a context source in Google Docs. This means you no longer have to manually switch between tabs to cross-verify information in drafts created by Gemini. Once you have your research organized in a Gemini Notebook, you can add it as a source in Docs, and Gemini will draw information from it when writing.
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