The email app inbox from Google should soon be able to independently write answers to emails. Users can get the program automatically suggests matching replicas of their mail and do not have this type itself.
Who professionally and personally get a lot of emails, I know how difficult it is constantly promptly respond to all. But thanks to Google that could soon take on an artificial intelligence for us. Already in the coming days to the e-mail Inbox app get a new feature called Smart Reply, as Google announced in its developer blog. The program should be able to understand the contents of an email and then create an appropriate response.
An AI suggests users before suitable answers
The artificial intelligence to automatically create three short answers and give users to choose from. These can then decide what answer they return. According to Google's developer Greg Corrado, the program is based on responses that would also often people write to certain e-mails. Especially for users who read their mail often on the phone, this function should be helpful, because the typing answers on the touch screen is often more strenuous than with a PC keyboard.
Smart Reply understands at first only english language
Smart Reply should be available for the Inbox app on Android and iOS devices later this week. First, the smart email client is, however, only understand English. If the AI function as desired and actually propose meaningful answers to different messages, then the program is likely, however, soon mastered other languages. Even a transfer of technology to the popular email program Gmail would of course not be excluded.
Who professionally and personally get a lot of emails, I know how difficult it is constantly promptly respond to all. But thanks to Google that could soon take on an artificial intelligence for us. Already in the coming days to the e-mail Inbox app get a new feature called Smart Reply, as Google announced in its developer blog. The program should be able to understand the contents of an email and then create an appropriate response.
An AI suggests users before suitable answers
The artificial intelligence to automatically create three short answers and give users to choose from. These can then decide what answer they return. According to Google's developer Greg Corrado, the program is based on responses that would also often people write to certain e-mails. Especially for users who read their mail often on the phone, this function should be helpful, because the typing answers on the touch screen is often more strenuous than with a PC keyboard.
Smart Reply understands at first only english language
Smart Reply should be available for the Inbox app on Android and iOS devices later this week. First, the smart email client is, however, only understand English. If the AI function as desired and actually propose meaningful answers to different messages, then the program is likely, however, soon mastered other languages. Even a transfer of technology to the popular email program Gmail would of course not be excluded.
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