Soon, Gmail’s AI could reply automatically to your Emails

Google just revealed a technology named “Smart Reply” using what’s called “deep learning” that can analyze the content of a received email and then suggest a brief response. A kind of artificial intelligence that will quickly reinvent a wide range of online services.
So the new service’s system learns how to generate relevant replies by analyzing a list of email conversations from across Google’s Gmail service.

Google will start implementing the system with the general public on Wednesday, and as time goes on, it will only get better as it learns from your writing and responding habits.


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