Google wants to use your emails to train its AI — here's how to turn that off

Once again, Google has decided for you that your data is its toy. Here’s how to stop Gmail from training its AI on your email.

There’s no shortage of big tech companies that want to use your data to train their large language models. Recently, I discussed how Meta wanted Facebook users to grant it permission to upload their entire camera roll to its cloud — perpetually.

This time, it’s Google doing the data harvesting. Gmail now wants to use your emails — including any attachments you have — to train its AI models for features like Smart Compose and AI-generated replies.

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