Google has added a new feature to Google Docs called SGE Draft. This tool uses artificial intelligence to help users start writing faster. People can now type a short prompt and get a full draft in seconds. The goal is to save time and reduce the stress of staring at a blank page.
(Google’s “SGE Draft Integration with Docs” and Workflow)
The SGE Draft works inside Google Docs without needing extra steps. Users open a document, click on the help menu, and choose “Help me write.” Then they enter what they want to say. The system creates a clear and editable draft right away. It supports many types of content like emails, reports, or blog posts.
This update is part of Google’s larger effort to bring AI into everyday work tools. The company says the feature respects user privacy. All data stays with the user and is not used to train public models unless permission is given. Businesses using Workspace will also get controls to manage how the tool is used across teams.
Early tests show that people finish tasks quicker when they use SGE Draft. Writers spend less time on first drafts and more time editing and improving their work. Google believes this small change can make a big difference in daily productivity.
(Google’s “SGE Draft Integration with Docs” and Workflow)
The feature is rolling out now to select Google Workspace customers. It will become available to more users in the coming weeks. No extra cost is required for those with eligible accounts. Google plans to keep improving the tool based on feedback from real-world use.