I don't see LLMs poking around in my mail ever being a good or useful thing. None of my emails are long enough that a summary is helpful, and I don't want my private stuff being sent off to a server to be processed and catalogued as training data.
I don't want my private stuff being sent off to a server to be processed and catalogued as training data.
Lol as if google not do that by default.
Yeah, exactly. Don't use Google.
All AI is dangerous in its current form.
I know this is off topic but the thought of relying on an email to know when I can pick up my dog from the vet is appalling. My vet calls me and as soon as I see the caller ID I'm out the door lol
I don't read email. Mostly it is spam. One or two messages are useful for a login or account registration. I am sure many people treat their email the same way.
So google is gonna waste time and energy giving my emails to an ai - when I ignore all the email anyway. This sounds smart.
Google folks are in the "they are so smart that they are stupid" camp.
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.
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