Google Tests “Smart Compose” for Email Newsletters

Google Tests “Smart Compose” for Email Newsletters

(Google Tests “Smart Compose” for Email Newsletters)

Google announced a test of its “Smart Compose” technology for email newsletters. This feature helps people write emails faster. It suggests words and phrases as you type. Now Google wants to see if it works well for newsletters.

Many businesses and creators send newsletters regularly. Writing them takes time. Google thinks Smart Compose could save effort. The test involves a small group of users. These users send newsletters using Gmail.

Smart Compose learns from writing patterns. It offers suggestions based on context. The goal is to make drafting newsletters easier. Users can accept or ignore the suggestions. Google hopes it speeds up the creation process.

The feature is part of Google Workspace. This is Google’s suite of productivity tools. Testing focuses on Gmail users who send bulk emails. Google wants feedback on how helpful it is.

Some early testers say it saves time. Others note it needs improvement for longer messages. Google is collecting this feedback. It will help refine the tool.

Smart Compose already exists for regular Gmail messages. Expanding it shows Google’s focus on productivity. Email newsletters are important for communication. Many people rely on them for updates.

(Google Tests “Smart Compose” for Email Newsletters)

This test is happening now. Google did not say when it might launch widely. It depends on the test results. The company continues to invest in AI features. Making tools more useful is a priority.