Google Opens Gmail Live and AI Inbox to Workspace Accounts
Gmail Live now lets users switch voices from the chat screen, as Google extends the Gemini-powered tools to Workspace users.
Google has announced that Gmail Live and AI Inbox are expanding to Google Workspace account users, according to androidauthority.com. Gmail Live is also gaining the option to change voices directly from the chat screen.
Gmail Live lets users ask an AI assistant to pull details from their emails across multiple threads using voice. The rollout of both Gmail Live and AI Inbox is limited to English-speaking users in the US.
Google first demonstrated a Gemini-powered voice chat interface for apps including Gmail, Keep notes, and Docs at Google I/O 2026. Before this Workspace expansion, Keep Live, Docs Live, and Gmail Live began rolling out to personal account holders last month.
What the Workspace rollout covers
The expansion brings the two tools to Google Workspace accounts, while the voice-selection option is added inside Gmail Live's chat screen. Google has not given a wider availability date beyond the current US and English-language limit.
Quick answers
Who can use Gmail Live and AI Inbox now?
The rollout is expanding to Google Workspace account users, but it is limited to English-speaking users in the US.
What is Gmail Live?
It lets users ask an AI assistant to pull details from their emails across multiple threads using voice.
Can I change the voice in Gmail Live?
Yes, Google is adding the option to change Gmail Live voices directly from the chat screen.