Search Search Google Calendar ‘Goals’ update uses artificial intelligence to make its users into better people The tool aims to make it easier for people to improve themselves, by scheduling ‘reading more books, learning a new language, or working out more regularly’, as well as any other regular activity 6169789578 Click to follow The Independent Tech Google has introduced a new tool to its Calendar, intended on making its users into better people.
 The new tool, called Goals, uses artificial intelligence to help people schedule in time to fulfil their aspirations – including learning new languages and doing exercise.
 The feature looks through people’s calendar, finds times when they might be free, and then adds in time for them to do the things that they might not otherwise get to.
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 If something comes up and gets in the way of time that had been previously scheduled for meeting a goal, for instance, the app will automatically reschedule the event to another time when its user is free.