Google Denies Gmail Reads Your Emails and Attachments to Train AI, but Here's How to Opt-Out Anyway

Google says it isn't using your Gmail to train AI

Google says the claims about training Gemini AI with users' emails from Gmail are false.

Google: No, We're Not Secretly Training Gemini on Your Gmail Account

A Google spokesperson has said that claims about Google Gemini automatically accessing users’ Gmail data to train the AI model are false, following rumors circulating on social media.

Google denies Gmail reads your emails and attachments to train AI, but here's how to opt-out anyway

The settings menu states that users who enable smart features agree to let Google use their information and activity to personalize the experience. Malwarebytes and blogger Dave Jones interpreted the wording to mean that the company is training AI with user content, but Google insists this isis inaccurate.Read Entire Article

Google Debunks Viral Claim on Gmail Data Being Used to Train Gemini AI

Tech giant says no settings were changed and Gmail content is never used to train its AI models

Is Google using your Gmail for AI training? Company breaks silence on viral claims

Social media has gone into overdrive in recent days, with claims that Google is secretly using Gmail data to train its AI models. Posts warning that your emails and attachments are being mined for Gemini's brainpower have spread like wildfire, accusing the tech giant of quietly tweaking its privacy policy for its own benefit. The alleged fix, according to viral posts, is turning off Gmail's "smart features", like spell check and predictive text,…

Is Google using your Gmail to train its AI model? Here's what the company says

Google has dismissed claims that it uses Gmail data to train its Gemini AI model. Users remain cautious as smart feature settings update fuels privacy concerns.