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Google Workspace adds smart tools and music-making AI

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Google is making its Workspace tools smarter and more fun with new updates. On April 9, 2025, the company rolled out exciting features to help people work better and get creative. One big addition is Workspace Flows, a tool that automates boring tasks like updating spreadsheets or finding info in files. You just tell it what you want in simple words, and it does the job for you. It can even connect with Google Drive and soon other apps you use every day.

Another cool update is coming to Google Docs. Soon, you’ll be able to turn your drafts into podcast-style audio summaries. It’s like having a friend read your work aloud! Google Sheets will also get a new “Help me analyze” feature later this year. This will make it easier to spot trends and create charts without the hassle. For meetings, Google Meet now has a “Take notes for me” option that sums up key points, so you don’t miss a thing.

On the creative side, Google added a music-making AI to its Vertex AI cloud platform. This lets businesses whip up original tunes for projects, like ads or videos. It’s simple to use—just describe the kind of music you want, and the AI creates it. While it’s not perfect yet, it’s a fun way to experiment with sound.

These updates show Google’s push to mix AI into everyday work and play. Whether it’s saving time on tasks or sparking new ideas, Workspace is becoming a one-stop shop for getting things done. With these tools, Google hopes to keep up with rivals like Microsoft 365 while making work feel a little less like work.

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