Google Tests Tabletop for Group Planning With AI
Google is testing Tabletop, a Google Labs experiment that lets groups create shared planning tools with an AI agent, according to SiliconANGLE. Users can add links, files and ideas to a shared space, then ask the @tabletop agent to build a tool.
Tabletop can create itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters, seating charts and tournament brackets. Groups can invite participants through a link and edit the generated tools together at the same time.
Users can ask the agent to revise an existing tool, such as making names draggable within a seating chart. Google has not identified which AI models power Tabletop.
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