Workspace business customers will get access to the chatbot with “enterprise-grade” data protection beginning Oct. 15.

Google says that Gemini is subject to the same enterprise terms as other core Workspace services like Gmail and Docs, and won’t use an organization’s data, generated responses, or user prompts to train or otherwise improve its Gemini AI model.

AI providers may be aware of this, for Google is not the first to shift towards single-purpose offerings. OpenAI released custom GPTs last November, which allow users to tweak a version of ChatGPT toward a specific expertise. And Anthropic launched a similar feature for its Claude model earlier this year, dubbed Artifacts.