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AI is dangerous when used in your email.
(sciactive.com)
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It feels like email was useful fifteen or twenty years ago. Now it's just receipts and appointment reminders.
You forgot spam.
And newsletters you technically signed up for… well, more like, were tricked and deceived to accept. It’s the opt-out style we see on every site.
If 99% of the recipients never consciously consented to receiving the newsletter, how valuable can it really be to those who send them? I don’t think people even read their emails very much, so it’s not very likely for that 1% to even see the newsletter.
If that’s all you use it for, then that’s all that will be in there. Email is as useful as you make it.
Most of my friends have moved away from email in preference of instant messaging. Emails are rarely answered, but IMs typically get a quick response.