New Delhi, April 20 -- As a regular user, I decided to give Google Gemini a serious shot.

I'm constantly jumping between Google Keep, Google Tasks, Docs, and a steady stream of tech drafts, so I was looking for a way to bridge the gap between fragmented ideas and more complex workflows.

Whether it's Gemini, Copilot, ChatGPT, or Grok, these AI models promise to change how we work. But for most of us, that has felt more like a future goal than a daily reality.

Just weeks ago, I had taken the opposite approach. In an earlier piece on disabling AI features across Google Workspace, I argued that tools like Google Gemini were being quietly pushed into everyday software with limited user control and unclear trade-offs.

In this post, I'll bre...