L'intelligence artificielle Smart Compose de Gmail, qui rédige des courriels à votre place, ne propose pas de pronoms personnels basés sur le genre. Google a fait ce choix afin d'éviter les ...

Gmail’s Smart Compose is coming to more devices after a brief stint as a Pixel 3 exclusive. Initially debuted as an experimental feature on Gmail for Web, Smart Compose offers predictions based on how ...

Google has been gradually adding and, more quietly, removing features from Gmail over the past few weeks. That momentum continued on Monday when Google announced some extensions to the popular email ...

Gmail’s Smart Compose will no longer be able to suggest gender-based pronouns like “him” and “her” in emails. Google reportedly made the change due to fear Smart Compose would get it wrong. The search ...

Google's Smart Compose feature, should you try to enable it, will attempt to predict what you're about to say next in an email based on what you've previously typed. One thing the feature doesn't do, ...

announced a new Gmail feature Tuesday called Smart Compose that will use artificial intelligence to help users write emails. Smart Compose will suggest complete sentences once a user starts an ...

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Unlike a lot of email signatures these days, Gmail doesn't specify its preferred pronoun. To avoid perpetuating gender bias, Gmail stopped its "Smart Compose" text prediction feature — which provides ...

Google Chat's Smart Compose feature provided helpful text suggestions as users typed, reducing the time spent on repetitive writing and minimizing errors. This feature was enabled through Gmail ...

Alphabet Inc's Google in May introduced a slick feature for Gmail that automatically completes sentences for users as they type. Tap out "I love" and Gmail might propose "you" or "it." But users are ...