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Google is upping the price of Workspace and giving users the AI tools that many didn’t want to buy

Google’s AI is now coming for your Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and more, with the tech giant integrating its AI assistant for its Business and Enterprise Workspace customers.

Instead of paying $20 per month for Gemini AI, Google is offering its wisdom for free but with a catch: it’s also raising the price of its Standard Workspace plans by roughly $2 per user per month.

So what do you get? The AI services include things like quick email summaries, an automated notetaker for business meetings, and generated designs for presentations and videos. Of course, Google’s not the only company pushing its AI services in its subscriptions: Microsoft also began bundling its Copilot Pro AI features into its wider Microsoft 365 plans in November.

Many of the Workspace features go live on January 29.

So what do you get? The AI services include things like quick email summaries, an automated notetaker for business meetings, and generated designs for presentations and videos. Of course, Google’s not the only company pushing its AI services in its subscriptions: Microsoft also began bundling its Copilot Pro AI features into its wider Microsoft 365 plans in November.

Many of the Workspace features go live on January 29.

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The latest potential shake-up comes as the gaming division battles major headwinds, following a massive 33% plunge in Q3 console sales and a recent move to slash Game Pass prices while removing new Call of Duty titles.

The latest potential shake-up comes as the gaming division battles major headwinds, following a massive 33% plunge in Q3 console sales and a recent move to slash Game Pass prices while removing new Call of Duty titles.

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