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- In early 2026, Google introduced Gemini, an AI assistant that summarizes emails without user consent.
- This change parallels Meta's integration of its AI chatbot into apps like Instagram and WhatsApp.
- The tech industry pursues a personalized internet experience, but users often lack control and transparency over these tools.
- Sasha Luccioni, an AI ethics researcher, notes that opting out of these features is complicated and unclear.
