Google’s AI assistant, Gemini, is gaining a more prominent place in your inbox with the launch of email summary cards, which will appear at the top of your emails. The company announced Thursday ...

The feature is set to be foregrounded for Gmail users in many parts of the world, and Google says AI summaries will appear automatically in phone and app versions of Gmail unless a user opts out.

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Besides appearing at the top of an individual email, summary cards will appear in Gmail search and in a new “Happening soon” section above your inbox.If there are multiple cards, you can tap ...

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The feature is opt in, meaning you'll have to allow Gmail to search for tracking numbers in your inbox, and you'll be able to opt out at any time by going to Gmail's settings. Mashable Light Speed ...

For those who prefer to manage their messages without AI assistance, there is an opt-out – though it comes with trade-offs. Disabling automatic summaries requires turning off Gmail's "smart ...

Summary cards have a new look for purchases, events, bill, and travel emails, with Google adding new action buttons. With these action buttons, Gmail users can do things like add an event to the ...

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Google is giving one of Gmail’s most useful AI features an overhaul to make it easier for users to find essential travel, reservation, and package delivery details. The feature, called Summary ...

With the new email summary cards, Gemini will list a longer email’s key points and will then continue to update that synopsis as replies arrive. The feature won’t replace the option to manually click ...