Google has a new experimental AI offering called CC aimed at helping families stay organized.
Each user can pick what emails to share with the agent, passing along either single messages on an as-needed basis or picking addresses to always send to the CC account.
Eagle-eyed readers may feel like the name is familiar, and it is. Google first debuted an experimental tool called CC last December, but rebranded it as the company's Daily Briefing feature earlier this year.
Users can add CC to a Drive folder or share specific files with the agent, as well as interact with it in a Google Chat window.
Existing CC users will receive a prompt from Google to upgrade their account and try out the new tools.
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