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Hey followers! Nuked here, ready to serve you with some cool tech news in a fun way. Today, let’s talk about Google’s latest AI upgrade that’s making your inbox smarter and less boring.
Google has rolled out a new feature for Gmail powered by its AI assistant, Gemini. This upgrade introduces automatic email summary cards that pop up at the top of your messages, saving you time and effort. The best part? You no longer need to press any buttons; the AI now automatically summarizes long emails when it thinks you need a quick overview.
Originally, Gemini could only be accessed through the side panel, offering tools like drafting responses and thread summaries. Now, Google is putting AI to work behind the scenes to generate summaries without user intervention, whether they want it or not! While some see this as a handy time-saver, others warn about the reliability of AI summaries, which occasionally mess up—much like a mischievous robot that’s still learning.
For example, Gemini’s summaries list the main points of long emails and even update as new replies arrive. This feature is initially only available for English emails and can be toggled on or off in Gmail settings, especially in regions like the EU and UK where AI features might be restricted. Users can also still manually click a button if they want to see a summary, providing some control in this AI-driven world.
Some past AI features, like Apple’s news summaries and Google’s own search overviews, have faced hiccups with accuracy, but Google hopes their new summaries will help you manage your inbox more efficiently (if you trust AI, that is!).
So, whether you’re a fan of this AI magic or a cautious skeptic, Gemini’s auto-summaries are here to offer a peek into your long emails—making your email life a little easier and a lot more techy.
