Grok lands in Google Workspace, taking on Gemini and Copilot

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Grok is now competing directly with Google's Gemini and Microsoft's Copilot in enterprise productivity apps, marking a major expansion for Musk's AI chatbot.

RT @XFreeze: Grok is now available directly inside Google Workspace One add-on brings Grok into Google Sheets, Slides and Docs, where it w…
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A single add-on now brings Grok into Google Sheets, Slides, and Docs, putting xAI's chatbot directly inside the productivity suite that hundreds of millions of workers use every day. The move plants Grok on turf that Google's own Gemini and Microsoft's Copilot have been competing over, making the enterprise productivity space a three-way contest.

Elon Musk retweeted the announcement on July 24, 2026, amplifying news that originated from the account @XFreeze. The retweet had logged 117 retweets at the time of posting, signaling early traction among the tech and AI community watching xAI's expansion moves.

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