According to a recent Google Workspace Updates blog post, Google Drive now supports AI-generated summaries of changes made to files. The summaries are created by Google Gemini and the idea is to quickly catch you up on what’s changed with your data.
To get a summary, simply click the new Catch me up button in Google Drive. You’ll then get a summary in the sidebar with an overview of all changes made to files. You can also do something similar within specific files, which will generate a synopsis of all the changes and comments made to that particular file since you last opened it. Google warns that Gemini’s summaries may show incorrect information about the files.
This new Google Drive feature is rolling out to users over the next two weeks, although it currently only works in English and is only available to Google Workspace users with Business Standard and Plus plans, Enterprise Standard and Plus plans, Google One AI Premium plan, and Gemini Education and Gemini Education Premium add-ons. It’ll also be available to those who previously purchased the Gemini Business or Gemini Enterprise add-ons.
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