As reported by 9to5Google, Google is gearing up for a big Gboard update that could let you use AI to check for spelling mistakes, grammar, and punctuation. It might also give you the ability to use AI to adjust the tone of your text — similar to the “Help me write” feature in Gmail and Docs — as well as generate emoji stickers using a text prompt.
Additionally, 9to5Google found that the update could include new stylus gestures when using Gboard’s handwriting feature, allowing you to cross words out to delete them and draw a caret to insert new text. Gboard 13.3 is still in beta, and it’s still unclear when it’ll be available to everyone.
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