Gmail has quietly crossed a line that tech companies have been inching toward for years, turning the world’s most popular inbox into a live test bed for everyday artificial intelligence. Instead of a ...

Google on Thursday unveiled new artificial intelligence features in Gmail, an effort by the technology giant to refresh its 22-year-old messaging app amid growing use of AI. The advancements include ...

New AI features are rolling out to Gmail, and turning off the features will likely cost you more than you'd like. Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on mobile ...

Google introduced new AI upgrades for Gmail on Thursday. They include AI Overviews, Proofread, and a new AI inbox. The biggest upgrade is going to trusted testers first. Kicking off 2026, Google is ...

Google has been sneaking in its AI assistant, Gemini, into Gmail for some time. Now Gmail is apparently "entering the Gemini era" officially with an inbox assistant, according to a blog post by ...

The company notes that AI Mode doesn’t train directly on your Gmail inbox or Google Photos library. Instead, it trains on specific prompts and the model’s responses.

Using Google products in 2025 means using (or avoiding) AI features, which are becoming a core part of the experience across the board. Last year, Gmail gained the ability to summarize emails on ...

Google is now making AI-powered summary cards in Gmail automatic, so users will see key points from long email threads at the top without needing to tap anything. The feature, powered by Gemini, is ...

For example, Google says Personal Intelligence allows AI Mode to suggest travel itineraries by referencing hotel bookings in ...

Since then, Gmail has amassed more than 3 billion users to become nearly as ubiquitous as Google's search engine. Gmail's new AI options will only be available in English within the United States to ...

Trust isn't the issue; Gemini in Gmail just lacks usefulness. AI Overviews often omit context that power users actually need. Smarter message flow control remains Gmail's biggest gap. Everyone uses ...