How to Turn Off AI Features in Google Docs
For users who find the "Write with Gemini" popup from Google Docs' built-in AI assistant Gemini bothersome, instructions for disabling AI features are provided. Settings can be changed on a per-Google-account basis and turned off from the "Settings" option in the Tools menu. For enterprise and education accounts, administrator intervention may be necessary in some cases.

Many users are annoyed by the "Write with Gemini" popup that appears every time they open Google Docs. This phenomenon emerged after Google integrated its document-writing support AI "Gemini" into Docs, but it can be hidden through settings if you don't want to use it.
First, it's important to note that this AI feature is linked to your Google account settings. The mechanism toggles the feature on or off for your entire account, not individual documents. Therefore, once you change the setting, it will apply to all subsequent Docs files.
The setup procedure is straightforward. With Google Docs open, click the "Tools" menu at the top of the screen, then select "Settings." In the settings screen, find the item related to "Gemini" or "AI features" and toggle it off—the popup will no longer appear. Note that the interface may vary slightly depending on your account type and Google's update status.
On the other hand, if you're using a Google Workspace account for business or education, you may not be able to change settings individually. In this case, the activation and deactivation of AI features are managed collectively by your organization's administrator (the person who has access to the Google Admin Console), so you'll need to request the setting change from your administrator.
Even if you turn off AI features, basic Docs functions such as document creation, sharing, and commenting will continue to work as normal. For users who don't need Gemini's assistance, simply hiding the popup restores the simple, straightforward working environment you're familiar with.
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