Google says that Gemini is subject to the same enterprise terms as other core Workspace services like Gmail and Docs, and won’t use an organization’s data, generated responses, or user prompts to train or otherwise improve its Gemini AI model.

Workspace business customers will get access to the chatbot with “enterprise-grade” data protection beginning Oct. 15.

Google is making its standalone Gemini app available for free with Google Workspace Business, Enterprise, and Frontline plans.

Google Cloud unveils three huge AI and generative AI launches, including a new security toolkit, an AI customer engagement suite and the integration of Google Gemini AI into Workspace.

Google Cloud said today it’s expanding its leadership in the world of artificial intelligence agents with a new set of generative AI models that are specifically targeted at customer engagement applications, integrated within its Contact Center AI services.

Google announced today it is including the standalone Gemini app for all customers of its Workspace Business, Enterprise and Frontline plans. Read more here.

Google is holding a first-of-its-kind "Gemini at Work" event Tuesday to convince businesses that its generative AI offers a better option than rivals Microsoft and OpenAI. Why it matters: The largely virtual event comes amid a flurry of claims from tech providers and growing skepticism that genAI is ready for broad use beyond coding and customer support.

I've been pretty vocal about how Gemini is a solid contender in the AI assistant arena, giving ChatGPT and others a run for their money. And if you're a Chromebook user who also uses other services in the Google ecosystem,