But it's not true, according to Google. The company is not using your Gmail account to train its AI, even if users leave the ...

Google is denying allegations that it has altered certain Gmail settings, which allow it to analyze private emails and other data to train its AI models without users' knowledge or permission. These ...

With artificial intelligence worming its way into almost every job sector, employees are increasingly finding themselves needing to know how to use the emerging technology to avoid being left behind.

Google is pushing back on viral social media posts and articles like this one by Malwarebytes, claiming Google has changed ...

What’s worse than a robot reading your emails? A robot reading your emails if you never consented to such a thing-or at least ...

Google has refuted claims of using Gmail content for AI model training, calling reports misleading. The company clarified ...

Google Skills offers more than 3,000 classes in AI, many for free. The AI classes are geared toward novices, business pros, and developers. You also get 35 free credits each month to sign up for hands ...

Google is now using Gmail emails and attachments to train AI by default. Here’s what changed and how to opt out to protect ...

Google denies using Gmail data for AI model training, emphasizing that user emails and attachments are not accessed for AI ...

In November 2025, a rumor circulated that Google's latest update had automatically opted in all users to allow its generative artificial intelligence (AI) program to train on private communications ...

Google has issued a firm clarification after widespread reports claimed that Gmail was quietly using users’ emails and ...

Google has issued a clarification after recent reports claimed that it was training Gemini AI based on the emails of users.