Google Chat APIs are now publicly available to all Workspace developers for them to create Chat spaces and add members programmatically on behalf of users in their new Developer Preview program. The main highlight of this Developer Preview functionality is the introduction of “import mode” spaces. These spaces enable Chat apps to preserve the original timestamps of spaces and messages, maintaining the context and order of the imported data as users would expect. Import mode spaces also prevent notifications and restrict end users from accessing these spaces while the legacy data is being imported.
The Google Chat API allows developers to create user-facing applications to integrate workflows into Chat and provide relevant information within conversations. Chat apps enable users to receive comprehensive details and link previews directly from internal and third-party systems. This asynchronous approach allows users to catch up and address issues promptly.
Several developers have already started using these new APIs to foster collaboration among their customers. Paris-based LumApps enables its users to initiate direct messages in Google Chat directly from their user directory. This functionality allows users to quickly connect with others based on job titles, roles, departments, or other attributes.
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Google’s Unwavering Focus on Workspace
During this year’s Google I/O conference, Google introduced several new features powered by generative AI for its Workspace suite, which includes Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets. One notable update was for Gmail, where they introduced a new generative AI extension called ‘Help Me Write.’ This extension builds upon the functionality of Smart Reply and Smart Response. These advancements are part of the Duet AI for Workspace product and will initially be available to trusted users and testers before a wider release later this year.
The main goal of Duet AI is to enhance productivity by leveraging AI capabilities to foster seamless collaboration and boost user creativity. The new features are designed to improve user productivity by offering more comprehensive and polished responses. These updates will be released alongside Workspace updates, thereby enhancing the productivity and convenience of Google’s email platform.
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