Google is using Gemini to create AI-generated text-to-audio buttons in Google Docs to take the stress out of reading.

Google Docs will now let you generate an audio version of your documents using AI. In a post announcing the rollout, Google says you can customize Gemini’s AI audio output with different voices and playback speeds.

The Mountain View, California-based tech giant is beginning to roll out a text-to-speech model that'll be able to create audio versions of your Google Docs. The Gemini-powered model will offer a variety of voices and playback speeds to give you some room for customization. The new model has a little something for both authors and readers.

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Google Docs now supports AI-powered read-aloud using Gemini: customized voices, adjustable playback speed, embeded audio buttons.

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Google says that the voices are clear and natural-sounding, and you can tweak playback speeds or swap between different voice styles.

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