Google launches an AI tool in Gmail that summarizes email threads
New York.- Google launched this Thursday a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool for Gmail capable of synthesizing long email chains, as well as an advanced function that allows users to “dialogue” with their inbox to locate specific data using natural language.
“Just like in Google’s Search, AI Summaries turn information into answers without the need to search manually. When you open an email with dozens of replies, Gmail synthesizes the entire conversation into a concise summary of the key points,” explains Google in a statement.
This new tool is available starting today for all accounts, at no additional cost. You can also read: How to put a personalized signature on all Gmail emails In addition, the company today launched an AI function that can answer user questions: “Instead of searching for keywords or rummaging through emails from a year ago, simply use natural language, such as ‘Who was the plumber who gave me a quote for the bathroom renovation last year?'”. «Gemini’s advanced reasoning finds the answer, instantly summarizing the exact details you need», the company notes. However, the function of asking questions to the inbox with “AI Summaries” is only available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, which cost $19.99 and $249.99 per month respectively.#Most read
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