[Tyler]

Google makes email smart enough to answer for you
3 November 2015, 12:00 am

                    DUBLIN -- Google doesn't presume to know what you're thinking, but the Internet giant will offer its best guess with a new email feature called "smart reply. " Unveiled Tuesday, the smart-reply feature in the Inbox by Gmail app analyzes the text of incoming email and offers three tailored responses that you can ignore or customize.

CNET - NewsLink

Source: AI in the News

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[Don Patrick]

At first I thought they'd built the intelligent auto-responder I wanted to program, but no, they have a neural network suggest 3 possibly appropriate responses that you can choose from.

[Art]

Yeah, I noticed that too Don! Pick a card...any card.... 

[Don Patrick]

I noticed some of the replies it suggests in another article: http://mashable.com/2015/11/03/google-inbox-smart-reply/#MJQS5MF_p8qY

Be it a different technique, the suggestions surprisingly resemble something one could do with chatbots. "Did you * ?" -> "yes, I did / doing it now / no I didn't". I'm now wondering how fit Mitsuku would be for the task of automatic email responder. (there are some email-to-php services online that could make this possible).