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Artificial intelligence is<\/span> now busy tackling some of the biggest problems to face humankind: Speeding up drug design<\/a>, tackling cancer detection<\/a>, and finding solutions to climate change<\/a>. However, none of these issues are arguably as daunting as the task Google has set its Gemini AI bot on.<\/p>\n

Specifically, the task of staying on top of your inbox<\/a>. Gemini is now a part of Gmail on the web and on mobile devices, and as well as using it to find the right words in your emails, you can also get it to summarize long emails and threads for you.<\/p>\n

Here I’ll show you how these summary tools work and what else Gemini can do for you\u2014and report on just how reliable it is at the moment. One caveat though: For now, Gemini in Gmail is only available if you or your employer are paying for Google One AI Premium<\/a> ($20 a month), or for a Google Workspace account.<\/p>\n

Get Gemini Summaries in Gmail<\/h2>\n
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