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Jeff Dean

08/08/17

@ Y Combinator

Gmail's Smart Reply feature uses a feed-forward neural network to generate quick responses to incoming emails, enhancing user experience. The sequence model activates to predict plausible replies based on input messages, demonstrating an application of sequence models.

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Jeff Dean’s Lecture for YC AI

@ Y Combinator

Jeff Dean’s Lecture for YC AI

08/08/17

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Sundar Pichai

05/21/25

@ Google

Personalized Smart Replies in Gmail will allow responses to sound more like you, enhancing communication with friends and colleagues.

Jeff Dean

08/08/17

@ Y Combinator

In November 2015, Google launched a smart reply feature that generated 10% of mobile inbox replies within three months, showcasing its effectiveness.

Hard Fork Cast

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Google is slowly integrating personalization into its products, such as Gmail, where AI will suggest replies based on user writing styles and calendar information.

Peter H. Diamandis Cast

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The introduction of personalized smart replies in Google's Gemini app aims to enhance user experience by mimicking individual communication styles.

Y Combinator Cast

05/23/25

@ Y Combinator

The Gmail team approached AI integration by asking how to slot AI into existing applications, rather than rethinking the application design to fully utilize AI's potential.

Sundar Pichai

06/05/25

@ Lex Fridman

Integrating AI into applications like Gmail can revolutionize productivity, making email management more efficient and personalized.

Y Combinator Cast

05/23/25

@ Y Combinator

After using Gmail for 20 years, I believe a good product could create a draft prompt based on my email history.

Andrew Ng

08/30/23

@ Stanford Online

Large language models, like ChatGPT, are trained on vast amounts of text data, allowing them to generate human-like responses.

Jeff Dean

08/08/17

@ Y Combinator

In language understanding, we developed sequence learning models that can predict output sequences based on input sequences, useful for tasks like translation.