Google launches workplace AI agent that gets its own email address
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Giving Gemini agents full Workspace identities — email, calendar, directory entries, and multi-day autonomy — moves agents from tools to first-class coworkers in your systems of record. This week, IT and legal should decide where agents are allowed accounts, how their actions are audited, and what you’ll tell regulators when a non-human “user” touches personal data.
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