A tech expert has explained how 1.8billion Gmail users could fall foul of a new artificial intelligence scam that takes ...

Following the announcement at I/O 2024, Google is now rolling out Contextual Smart Replies to Gmail for Android and iOS. Compared to Smart Reply, which dates back to 2017, the contextual version ...

Google has alerted 1.8 billion Gmail users to a sophisticated scam exploiting its Gemini AI. Cybercriminals are embedding ...

This feature essentially replicates the Gemini side panel that’s available on the desktop web on the Gmail app for Android devices. The same Gmail Q&A is now reportedly rolling out to iOS devices.

Cybercriminals are exploiting Google's AI assistant, Gemini, to trick Gmail users into revealing sensitive information. This new scam uses a technique called prompt injection.

Google recently announced that it is integrating Gemini into Gmail’s Smart Reply feature. This update brings smarter, more relevant reply suggestions when you’re responding to emails.

Select Gmail users on iOS can now chat with Google’s Gemini chatbot about their inbox directly within the app, the company announced this week. The feature, which is called Gmail Q&A, was first ...

Like the web and Android versions, the Gmail Q&A feature on iOS is only available to Google One AI Premium subscribers or Google Workspace accounts with Gemini Business, Enterprise, Education, or ...

Gmail is now getting longer smart replies powered by Gemini. Unfortunately, users need a Google One AI Premium plan to take advantage of this feature. Gmail has long offered Smart Reply ...

When the Gemini side panel (officially known as “ Gmail Q&A “) was introduced to Gmail for Android and iOS, the Google Account switcher moved to the left with the search bar.

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