Google plans to make artificial intelligence tools available to Gmail accounts for $30 per month per person, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Wall Street Journal reported, on Tuesday, that Alphabet's Google plans to make its set of artificial intelligence tools available to corporate accounts on the (Gmail) service, for $ 30 per month per person.
It is expected, according to the source, that Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, will announce this during the company's annual conference in San Francisco later on Tuesday. Google announced in July that it was working with media organizations to design a new AI-powered tool to help journalists prepare and write their stories.
The project was first revealed by The New York Times, which is cooperating with The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal in testing the new product, according to AFP.
The announcement of the Google project follows an agreement between OpenAI and the Associated Press that grants the developer of ChatGPT a license to use the agency's archives since 1985 for the purpose of training artificial intelligence.
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