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Gmail prepara un importante cambio para utilizar mejor la bandeja de entrada

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Gmail is testing a new AI-powered feature that provides automatic email summaries directly in the inbox.

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Gmail is preparing to implement a new feature that allows users to view automatic summaries of emails directly from the inbox, eliminating the need to open each message. This tool, powered by Google's Gemini AI, aims to enhance email management efficiency, especially in high-volume work contexts. Currently in testing, this option appears in the code of the 2025.06.22 version of the Gmail app for Android. Summaries will update in real-time, and users can provide feedback to optimize Gemini's performance. While no official release date has been announced, it's expected to roll out to a limited user group before a general release.

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