The Smart Compose feature on Google Docs looks for an equal sign (=) with a math equation preceding it. Smart Compose uses Machine Learning to solve the problem when it detects an equation.

Google is bringing several updates to the mobile apps for Docs, Sheets, and Slides, chief among them the time-saving Smart Compose feature.

It supplements spelling autocorrect and Smart Compose, which helps people write comments. Both of those also rely on AI to speed up the experience of using Docs.

Machine-learning-generated replies to comments will soon be in Google Docs. You'll probably want to turn the feature off.

Google is updating its Docs service with a new Smart Reply feature for comment replies. It's designed to help you compose comments with extra confidence.

Smart Compose in the Docs app will soon arrive for G Suite subscribers over the course of the next few weeks on Android and iOS.

Google Chat is gaining Smart Compose on the web. The feature is already available in Gmail and Google Docs.

A new update is rolling out for Google Docs that brings smart compose and autocorrect functionality in the comments section.

Since Smart Compose launched in Gmail at I/O 2018, the machine learning feature has expanded to more users and other products. In Google Docs, the helpful tool, along with autocorrect, is now ...

Smart compose and autocorrect started rolling out to some users last year, and now both features are coming to Docs comments, to help make adding those to documents easier, smarter, and more ...