- Google has refuted claims that it has altered its policy to utilize Gmail messages for AI training, specifically for its Gemini model.
- The tech giant stated that it does not use any content from Gmail, including emails and attachments, for training purposes.
- This clarification aims to address growing misunderstandings and concerns about privacy and data usage among users.
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