"Sorry, Gemini Advanced isn't available for you"
"Gemini Advanced is not yet available in some countries, for work accounts, or for users under a certain age."
Learn more: https://login.corp.google.com/request?s=support.corp.google....
"Gemini Advanced is not yet available in some countries, for work accounts, or for users under a certain age."
Learn more: https://login.corp.google.com/request?s=support.corp.google....
This is acceptable. Consumers click without reading, and don't have any strong organizational ability to punish Google for this.
"We're training our AI on the questions of your idiot employees who are inevitably going to submit user PII CSVs or PDFs or even just outright draft emails to suppliers with our tool. Thanks."
You don't want to pick this kind of fight with a corporation, and as a corporation, you don't want this to happen to you.
This is a feature, not a bug.
And of course there are lots of features that Workspace accounts get, that free accounts don't get at all. Like the timeline view in Sheets.
https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/
You evaluate features and updating training materials from what is documented here and in online help, together with any testing you want to do using free consumer accounts which you can obviously create at any time.
What I'm saying is, from what I can see in the admin portal, there's no place for me to go today to enable Gemini for my users. Things are routinely weeks or months delayed before they even become available to enable for Workspace tenants, and often times features just never get offered.
And like I said, there's plenty of stuff that's only available in paid Workspace. A lot of business features live there. (While things that are meant only for personal consumers aren't there.)
I'd rather have it defaulted to off with the ability to turn it on for selected OUs, so I can trial it out and create my own documentation around it. But instead, I have to wait often weeks or months for features to become available to even turn on for my tenant. Users are like "hey I heard this awesome feature, can you turn it on?" Nope!