Smart Reply: What Happens When Google Writes Your E-Mails

The video discusses Google's Smart Reply feature, which uses machine learning and AI to suggest quick responses to emails. Sam Grobart shares his experience using it for a week, highlighting its convenience for routine emails but noting its limitations in personal communication. The video also touches on Google's data collection efforts to improve AI capabilities.

What does Google's Smart Reply feature primarily do?

• It schedules emails to be sent later.

• It translates emails into different languages.

• It provides three pre-written responses to emails.

• It automatically deletes spam emails.

How does Smart Reply determine the tone of its responses?

• By checking the sender's email address.

• By using machine learning to understand the content and tone.

• By analyzing the email's subject line.

• By using a random selection of responses.

What was one of the reasons Google collected data through services like free 411?

• To improve their advertising algorithms.

• To enhance their voice recognition software.

• To develop a new email client.

• To create a social media platform.

What is Google Brain's role in the development of Smart Reply?

• It focuses on hardware development.

• It pioneers natural language understanding and speech recognition.

• It manages Google's email servers.

• It designs user interfaces for Google products.

What was a limitation of using Smart Reply for personal emails?

• It often sent emails to the wrong recipients.

• It failed to recognize email attachments.

• It sometimes gave generic responses that lacked personal touch.

• It could not handle emails with images.