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- Gmail for Android is working on a voice input feature for AI prompts.
- Instead of typing out a prompt, users will be able to speak out the prompt.
- AI will then use this prompt to draft an email for you.
Gmail is one of the best email apps on Android. While a lot of credit goes to the fact that it is preloaded on a massive chunk of Android phones sold globally, good credit also goes to the app, which is quite good. Google is upgrading the Gmail experience with the new Help Me Write functionality, which uses AI to help you quickly draft emails. Users have to input written prompts for the AI to work with, but in the future, this could possibly be done through voice instead.
TheSpAndroid has activated an upcoming Gmail app feature that lets you “draft an email with your voice.” You can speak out your prompts, and the AI built into the Gmail app will follow it to draft an email. Here are some screenshots of the function in action, activated through test flags:
