Google is introducing Gemini, an artificially intelligent chatbot, to the Google Messages app for Android to facilitate communication with AI

The new feature is in beta and will be available only in English at launch, offering users the ability to communicate with AI in the same place they would chat with a human

According to Google, users will be able to use Gemini to draft messages, bounce ideas around, plan events, and have fun conversations without leaving the app

Google seems to be including Gemini in everything it can do It was recently revealed that Gemini will be added to smart headphones, but it will also be available as an app and can take the place of an assistant

Users with a Gemini Advanced subscription can use it to draft documents in Docs, analyze data in Sheets, and create attractive images for presentations in Slides

By adding to messages, users can engage and interact with AI and use it to improve the way they communicate

Using Gemini in messages allows users to create perfect, witty replies in group chats, come up with funny jokes to send to friends, or just breeze through with an AI buddy

Similar to Gemini in Gmail, users can run their ideas through the AI first before sending them It can be used to rewrite responses to ensure they are grammatically accurate or to change them to a more professional tone

This is just the latest in a series of Google products to get Gemini integration Last week Google revealed that it is using Gemini for Chrome's new Help me write feature