AI 101 Series: Google AI 101, Power Up with Gemini
A live 60-minute training where you turn your own Gmail, Calendar and Drive into one surface you can ask questions of, and pull a real answer out of your own account before you leave the room.
You already have the information. It is in a thread from March, a calendar invite from last quarter, and a document somebody shared with you and you never opened. The problem was never access. The problem is that finding it costs you twenty minutes and you usually decide it is not worth twenty minutes. That is not a filing problem. It is a retrieval problem, and it is solved.
In this session, Arjita Sethi, founder of Build with AI Club, shows you how to connect Gemini to what you already have in Google, and how to ask it questions that return something you can act on. Not a summary of the internet. An answer drawn from your own mail, your own calendar, your own files.
What you will learn:
Where Gemini actually sits inside Google Workspace, and which of your own data it can and cannot reach
The three question types that work: finding, synthesizing, and drafting from material you already have
Connecting mail, calendar and Drive so one answer can cross all three
Writing a question that returns something usable instead of a polite non-answer
The privacy line: what stays inside your account, and what should never go in
What you will walk away with:
Three working queries against your own account, run live in the session
A short list of the recurring questions you will stop searching for by hand
The end of "I know I have that email somewhere"
Who this is for: Anyone who runs their work life out of Google and loses an hour a day to their own inbox. Managers, founders, operators, and anyone who has ever forwarded themselves an email so they could find it later. No technical background required.
Your host: Arjita Sethi is the founder of Build with AI Club, creator of the vibe-coded wellness platform Find Shaanti, a Lecturer of Entrepreneurship at San Francisco State University, Advisory Board member at the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center, and a Claude Community Ambassador for San Francisco for the non-technical and moms vertical. She runs two companies out of one Google account.