Spend too much time scheduling meetings? This Gemini feature could save you the hassle

Google's Gemini feature aims to streamline the scheduling of meetings by reducing the back-and-forth email exchanges often required. The new feature allows users to share their availability directly with others, enabling them to quickly find a suitable time for a meeting. Gemini integrates with Google Calendar, allowing users to share their schedules and availability with meeting participants. This eliminates the need for lengthy email chains to coordinate schedules. Once a time is agreed upon, Gemini automatically creates a calendar event and sends invitations to all attendees. The feature is designed to save users time and increase productivity by simplifying the meeting scheduling process. Google claims Gemini can reduce the time spent coordinating meetings by up to 50%. While the feature is currently only available to a limited number of users, Google plans to roll it out more widely in the future. The introduction of Gemini represents Google's efforts to address the common frustrations associated with scheduling meetings in the digital workplace.