I don’t have this particular Gemini ability on my Google account yet. It just started rolling out yesterday and is expected to reach completion by the middle of next month. It could be a few weeks before it reaches you.

It’s not available to everyone yet. Right now, Gemini in Calendar is part of Google Workspace Labs. To try it, you have to enroll in Google Workspace Labs first. This means going to the sign-up page, checking the right boxes, and then awaiting approval, which shouldn't take long.

Google is testing a new Gemini side panel within Google Calendar that will let users quickly and conversationally check their schedule.

The latest Workspace Labs update brings Gemini to Google Calendar, allowing the AI assistant to make and manage events for you.

A Gemini side panel is rolling out as part of Google Calendar's web client, and it'll try to be your AI personal assistant.

Gemini will automatically detect calendar-related content in an email and present an “Add to calendar” button. After clicking the button, the side panel in Gmail will open to confirm the event has been added to the calendar.

Gemini has been getting injected into Gmail over the past few months and it’s been pretty sweet actually. Summarizing emails automatically has been very handy, and as announced this week by Google, Gemini is now also getting an Add to Calendar button inside of Gmail (for

Google introduces an innovative “Add to calendar” feature in Gmail, now powered by its advanced Gemini AI technology. This new capability allows users to seamlessly add events directly from their email into Google Calendar.

Google Calendar is getting an AI boost, with Google confirming Gemini will arrive to help you manage your appointments