Actually, it’s about a guy tweeting that it’s about training AI on your emails. It doesn’t look like anything like that is mentioned in the actual text describing the features themselves.
This is a good example of why jumping to burn-the-witch conclusions “without reading” is perhaps a bad idea.
This sentence buried in Gmail’s settings seems to imply it’s what is happening by default:
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Guys, it’s about training AI on your emails.
Actually, it’s about a guy tweeting that it’s about training AI on your emails. It doesn’t look like anything like that is mentioned in the actual text describing the features themselves.
This is a good example of why jumping to burn-the-witch conclusions “without reading” is perhaps a bad idea.
This sentence buried in Gmail’s settings seems to imply it’s what is happening by default: