Gmail automatic responses evolve thanks to artificial intelligence

Google says it has worked on a new tool that can answer emails automatically depending on the size of incoming messages. When going on vacation or leave a job one of the tools most commonly used is the "automatic response" of Gmail , which allows customers and suppliers warn about the temporary absence and in charge of their respective tasks. To further facilitate this process, Google announced the introduction of a future tool in addition to prioritize emails, you can send quick responses with appropriate language thanks to its artificial intelligence technology. This new system users propose three alternative answers, according slogan The Big Story . The new tool will benefit 400 million users who use Gmail inbox, according to ComScore. This is not the first attempt by Google, or rather of Alphabet Inc, to "humanize" their machines. A clear example is the development of their autonomous driving systems that have already been echoed in the automotive industry, the development of robots and androids, besides its RankBrain tool for ranking Internet search results.

Google says it has worked on a new tool that can answer emails automatically depending on the size of incoming messages.

When going on vacation or leave a job one of the tools most commonly used is the "automatic response" of Gmail , which allows customers and suppliers warn about the temporary absence and in charge of their respective tasks.

To further facilitate this process, Google announced the introduction of a future tool in addition to prioritize emails, you can send quick responses with appropriate language thanks to its artificial intelligence technology. This new system users propose  three alternative answers, according slogan The Big Story .

The new tool will benefit 400 million users who use Gmail inbox, according to ComScore.

This is not the first attempt by Google, or rather of Alphabet Inc, to "humanize" their machines. A clear example is the development of their autonomous driving systems that have already been echoed in the automotive industry, the development of robots and androids, besides its RankBrain tool for ranking Internet search results.