Key Takeaways
- Gmail says it’s here to stay despite a fake message claiming the end of the service.
- A fake email claiming the end of Gmail’s service in August 2024 went viral, but it’s not true.
- Gmail will no longer allow users to display the platform in Basic HTML view starting in January 2024.
- Google’s AI model Gemini was suspended due to producing historically inaccurate images of people.
Washington: Google’s email platform Gmail said that it will continue operations, after a fake message about the end of the service went viral.
“Gmail is here to stay,” the service said on Thursday in a statement to social media platform X.
Earlier, a fake email appearing to originate from Gmail claimed that the platform was reaching the end of its service in August 2024.
In September, Google said that Gmail will no longer allow users to display the platform in Basic HTML view starting in January 2024.
The fake image emerged after Google’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) model Gemini received criticism for producing historically inaccurate depictions of people. On Thursday, Google suspended Gemini’s ability to generate images of people until they release an improved version of the AI model.
