Google announced integrating Gemini AI to Gmail for more productivity; sparking concerns about privacy and data used to train AI models.

Even if I'm writing a simple "no thanks" email, if I'm communicating with another human being, I'm of the opinion that they deserve a response that has come straight from me. This is more of a principled stance than anything else, but I'm sticking with it.

Gemini 3 is coming to Gmail, with product head Blake Barnes saying that they've found users “don’t want a generic assistant.”

The aim is to transform Gmail from a traditional inbox into what Google describes as a “personal, proactive inbox assistant.”

The world’s largest email service just initiated step one in a larger plan to secure Google as your favorite AI platform.

Google on January 8 announced a major update to Gmail, introducing new AI-powered features under what it calls the ‘Gemini era’ of email, to help users manage growing inbox volumes and extract information faster.

ChatGPT and Claude are two of the biggest AI chatbots around. But which is best when it comes to handling emails?

“Robot-written emails are sent more and more,” says Vahan Poghosyan, co-founder and CEO of Linkee, an AI link-building software company. “In the last year, we noticed that around 70% of partnership texts are written by artificial intelligence.”