According to reports, OpenAI’s AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, is now supporting Google Drive integration. Several ChatGPT Enterprise users have reported that the chatbot can now link to Google Drive, according a 9To5Google post.
In a conversation, ChatGPT is reportedly informing users that linking apps to the platform is now possible. OneDrive and Google Drive accounts can be linked by users selecting the “Connect Apps” option from the file attachment menu. This option takes users to a second page. Sadly, only a select group of Enterprise users with premium subscriptions can now utilize this service.
The “Add from Google Drive” option appears in the file attachment menu of the chat box once the user has linked their Google Drive account to ChatGPT. The new choice opens to a file picker on the associated Google Drive, much like when you upload a file or document to ChatGPT, which opens to a local folder.
Although OpenAI hasn’t made an official announcement about the function, it appears that it has begun to roll it out to a small number of users, raising the possibility that it could soon be made available to everyone.
Google announced enhanced Gemini AI support for workspace apps, such Google Drive, during its yearly developers conference I/O. OpenAI’s ChatGPT platform consumers additional alternatives through its integration of Google Drive and Microsoft’s OneDrive; however, Google’s integration of Gemini extends much farther into its Workspace apps. With Gemini’s new side-panel, Google is making the app more accessible and enabling smooth navigation within the Workspace app ecosystem, which also includes Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and more.