If there’s one task for which generative AI has proven effective, it’s creating text summaries that allow us to condense the most relevant information (like us) from articles, documents, PDFs, calls, audio, and even messages in practice. I’ve seen and tested it before on Android Auto). Looks like Google is ready for this Integrate AI email digest into Gmail app.
We knew that Google was making different tools with Gemini, such as composing emails from voice commands, to integrate into Android’s daily life and even into its own email app, and that it could build it entirely, but the Mountain View company seems to have another AI button in the oven.
This resume email button is coming to Gmail for Android
The information comes from PiunikaWeb and Twitter/X message AssembleDebug comes from code analyst and not only makes it clear the existence and function of this button, but also Available in the Android Gmail app.
Currently users Google Workspace Labs can now use Gemini to summarize emailsbut as explained on the support page, this AI-powered tool is only available in the desktop version of the browser and is limited to email threads with more than two replies rather than individual emails.
Although it was already available in the business suite, it seemed only a matter of time before it would be distributed to other more general profiles and even make its way to the email application sooner or later. However, it has already been seen in the Gmail v2024.03.31.621006929 development of the application, as you can see below these lines. button is present but still inactiveunder the e-mail heading.
Because this would also be a very useful function for Gmail on smartphones; especially when it comes to: dealing with long, dense or plain emails containing important information. If its existence and integration is confirmed, it will be greatly facilitated to obtain basic information such as flights when emails arrive, without having to take them to other services, thus protecting privacy.
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