Android Google Keep is to receive a feature for creating lists with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). Available to the users of the Android application, “Help Me Create a List” invites the customers to build a list according to their necessities, in this case, some necessities would be to pack for a camping trip, shop for food, and other necessities, or create a list of personal goals and dreams – the bucket list. That adds to several changes previously spotted in the development of Google Keep, such as the option to resize Google Keep windows on Android.
The AI-powered Help Me Create a List feature operates to generate lists from basic user inputs using Google Gemini, Google’s AI model. Undoubtedly, the possibilities for lists go even further – by creating such lists as shopping lists, to-do lists, or idea collections, users can create a well-ordered list in the app. For instance, a prompt, for example, creating a list of items to be brought on a camping trip will create a clear list of items such as a tent, sleeping bag, and flashlight, among others.
How does the Help Me Create a List feature work?
A user just needs to tell the system what list he or she wants, and what requirements it should meet. Once they have keyed in the information, they can tap on Create and the list is created for them. It floats as an FAB in the Google Keep For Andriod application.
If you wish to turn off this option, go to the top left of the display and look for the hamburger menu icon. Press, Press Settings, and on the very bottom of the page there will be a switch that you can toggle off to disable ‘Help me create a list.’ But here’s the strangeness; while this toggle switch option is merely a greyed-out toggle switch on the original version of the Keep app for Android, the switch can be toggled off on the Keep app for Android, version 2. 24. 332. 02. 90.
The implementation of the feature is gradually in progress in various Android products such as Pixel 7, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Pixel 8 Pro, and Motorola Razr among others. Consumers of Google Keep v5. 24. 322. 01. In turn, 90 respondents have admitted to finding the feature on their devices, which strengthened the fact of the feature’s availability.