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Image AI Generated Bing Google Slides has introduced a new recording feature in its latest update, allowing users to create video presentations without the need for third-party apps.  The "Rec" button, visible in the top toolbar, enables users to start recording directly from the web version interface.  The recording captures both the presenter and the presentation slides, with options to configure the microphone and camera settings. After completing the recording, users can save it to their Google Drive account and share it with others through a link.  There is a 30-minute recording limit per session, making it suitable for presentations, courses, seminars, etc. It's important to note that recordings will occupy storage space in Google Drive, prompting users to manage and delete them as needed.  Additionally, Google Slides recordings are exclusive to Google Chrome as a web browser.

Image AI Generated Google is updating the web version of Drive to enhance user accessibility.  The new home page, replacing "My Drive," aims to simplify file access by displaying the most relevant items prominently.  While "My Drive" remains accessible, the revamped home page introduces features like personalized file suggestions based on user activity and Calendar events.  Users can opt for file or folder suggestions, accompanied by details on why the suggestions are made, ownership, and location.  Filters such as modification date, location, people, and file types are retained for efficient file organization.  For those preferring the traditional view, the option to maintain "My Drive" as the main display is available in Drive account settings.