Google
recently
started
letting
you
use
its
Gemini
AI
chatbot
to
ask
questions
about
your
Gmail
inbox
on
the
web,
and
now,
that
feature
is
coming
to
mobile.
The
company
says
its
Gmail
Q&A
feature
is
starting
to
roll
out
on
Android
and
that
the
feature
will
be
“coming
soon”
to
iOS.
Using
Gmail
Q&A,
“you
can
ask
Gemini
questions
about
your
inbox
or
to
do
things
like
find
specific
details
in
your
emails,
show
you
unread
messages,
view
messages
from
a
specific
sender,
or
summarize
emails
about
a
topic
in
your
inbox,”
according
to
Google’s
blog
post.
Google
previewed
Gmail
Q&A
earlier
this
year
at
its
I/O
conference.
Gmail
Q&A
could
be
a
potentially
useful
way
to
sift
through
your
email
or
find
something
that
might
be
buried
in
the
depths
of
your
inbox.
But
note
that
the
feature
isn’t
available
to
all
users:
you’ll
need
to
subscribe
to
Google
One
AI
Premium
or
be
on
a
Google
Workspace
plan
with
the
Gemini
Business,
Enterprise,
Education,
or
Education
Premium add-ons.
As
with
many
generative
AI
tools,
you
should
also
always
double-check
that
Gemini
doesn’t
hallucinate
anything
that
it
pulls
up.
Gmail
Q&A
is
starting
to
roll
out
as
of
Thursday,
and
Google
says
it
could
take
up
to
15
days
to
show
up
for
you.
Original author: Jay Peters
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