The Google AI tools Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) discusses address different jobs: working with spreadsheet data, catching up on a meeting, listening to learning material made from sources, creating video from text, and describing an app you want to build. The practical starting point is to pick the tool that matches your task.
Which tools does he cover?
- Google Sheets + AI: Google Sheets is a spreadsheet tool. Abdul says you can enter
=AI and give instructions to classify, analyze, or summarize data. - Gemini in Google Meet: Google Meet is a video-meeting platform, and Gemini is an AI assistant. Abdul says that if you join late, you can ask Gemini what you missed and get a summary of the meeting up to that point.
- Notebook LM: This tool works with files and sources you provide. Abdul describes using it to turn those materials into educational, podcast-like audio you can listen to.
- Audio in Google Docs: Google Docs is a document editor. Abdul says audio features are coming to it, but does not explain a specific function or how to use it.
- Gemini V2 (Text to Video): Abdul describes a text-to-video tool in Gemini that has become widely available. He suggests it could change what people do with presentations.
- Firebase Studio: This is an app-building tool. Abdul says you can describe an app in natural language rather than write the code yourself.
“All you have to do is type equals AI.” — Abdul Osama
“The way we learn, work, and produce is changing very quickly.” — Abdul Osama
Background
Availability of AI features can vary by account and product. Check which features appear in your tools before relying on them for a workflow.
What to do next
Choose one task: try summarizing data in Sheets, gather sources to learn from in Notebook LM, or describe an app idea in Firebase Studio. Review the output yourself before using it for work or study.
