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Google plans to expand Gemini's role in Gmail
Google is working on developing new capabilities for its smart assistant Gemini within the Gmail app, allowing it to carry out certain email-related tasks on behalf of the user, beyond just summarizing messages or suggesting actions. The feature includes a new button called "Start with Gemini," which appears next to some tasks suggested by AI Inbox. When clicked, Gemini begins executing the task with the status updated to "In Progress." Gemini can set up automatic replies and provide draft responses, but it will not send messages directly without user approval. Users are also prompted to intervene when necessary and can review the final tasks before execution. This new technology aims to enhance Gmail's ability to become a smarter assistant that manages tasks more independently, while still maintaining ultimate user control. However, the feature is still in development, and no official release date has been announced.
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