Android Auto 11.3 update brought us: Message summaries generated by artificial intelligenceThis is something Samsung took the opportunity to announce as part of its Galaxy AI developments. Now Google has shed some light on exactly how these work.

On an Android Auto support page, Google explains: How to create AI summaries? and what conditions are necessary for us to receive that summary clarifying important questions about your privacy.

These are Android Auto message summaries

Android Auto can now render summary of pending messages entering you while driving, as long as you are active Play AI-generated message summaries in your settings. We’ve seen this setting become common starting with Android Auto 11.3, but it could also be available in earlier versions.

Now Google explains this Google doesn’t save messages or interactions and that the messages are not used to train your AI. Even if you don’t save them, the messages must be processed on Google servers and not on your mobile phone.

Google also emphasizes that: there may be mistakes and that summaries are not available on all devices, regions, countries, and languages. For example, in our tests, the summaries were accurate but were in English and read with Spanish pronunciation. Clutter.

So what messages are summarized? To be summarized, a message must be long: It needs to be more than 40 words. That we receive repeated messages from this or the same person or group. Instead of reading them all one by one: When we press the Google Assistant will present us with a summary read out loud. In summary, the data stated by Google on its support page are as follows:

• Android Auto summaries are not available in all regions, countries, mobile phones or languages.
• There may be errors in the summaries.
• Assistant doesn’t keep track of your messages or interactions.
• Messages from our notifications are not used to train the AI.
• When we receive more than 40 words or multiple messages from the same sender or group, summaries are provided.
• If the message is short or has messages from multiple senders or groups, they are read one by one as before.

via | 9to5Google

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