Google revamped Gmail for web a while ago and today at the I/O 2018, the company announced that Gmail will soon get Smart Compose feature. This is powered by artificial intelligence and will help you draft emails from a lot faster. The Gmail Smart Compose feature will suggest users in completing the sentences in your emails so that you can finish the draft with ease. Since A.I works in the background, you can write an email like you normally would, and Smart Compose will offer suggestions as you type. When you see a suggestion that you like, click the “tab” button to use it. This not only saves time but also reduces the chance of spelling and grammatical errors. The Gmail Smart Compose will be rolling out over the next few weeks, this will only appear in the new Gmail for consumers, and will be made available for G Suite customers in the workplace in the coming months. Users can enable the revamped Gmail from Settings > "Try the new Gmail." Next, go to the general tab in your settings, scroll down and enable “experimental access.” Source
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
Gmail Smart Compose uses AI to quickly draft e-mails
Google revamped Gmail for web a while ago and today at the I/O 2018, the company announced that Gmail will soon get Smart Compose feature. This is powered by artificial intelligence and will help you draft emails from a lot faster. The Gmail Smart Compose feature will suggest users in completing the sentences in your emails so that you can finish the draft with ease. Since A.I works in the background, you can write an email like you normally would, and Smart Compose will offer suggestions as you type. When you see a suggestion that you like, click the “tab” button to use it. This not only saves time but also reduces the chance of spelling and grammatical errors. The Gmail Smart Compose will be rolling out over the next few weeks, this will only appear in the new Gmail for consumers, and will be made available for G Suite customers in the workplace in the coming months. Users can enable the revamped Gmail from Settings > "Try the new Gmail." Next, go to the general tab in your settings, scroll down and enable “experimental access.” Source
