#Gmail

Gmail announced its AI Inbox feature on March 31, aiming to use artificial intelligence to organize and prioritize emails, potentially altering how users interact with their inboxes. According to MarTech, this update allows AI to decide which emails are relevant before users scroll, drawing parallels to how Google handles search queries.

On March 31, Gmail introduced its AI Inbox feature, which aims to use artificial intelligence to organize and prioritize emails, potentially making the concept of reaching Inbox Zero obsolete. According to MarTech, this system will have AI decide which emails users see first, similar to how Google handles search queries.

On March 31, Gmail introduced its AI Inbox feature, which employs AI to summarize emails and determine their priority, aiming to eliminate the need for users to reach Inbox Zero. According to [MarTech](https://martech.org/gmails-ai-inbox-may-redefine-deliverability/), this update could affect more than 25% of the world's inboxes, as Gmail users represent a significant portion of email accounts, potentially altering how marketing emails are handled.

Gmail's AI Inbox functions by organizing and...