Add an option to turn off AI summaries.
It might be useful for people with robust business-style accounts, but most of my messages are already short, or they're notifications. It makes the "summaries" redundant and obnoxious.

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Michael Krzyzaniak commented
Rather than seeing the email and subject that a person sent me, I now see an AI-mangled version of the email and subject. I don't understand why this would be helpful, I want to know directly what a person said in their own words, without first being scrambled by a ****** and malfunctioning chatbot. Please go back to showing me my mail.
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Jill Garrity commented
The summary is utterly useless and completely frustrating!! I am fully capable of reading my own emails. At the very least, please make an option to not have them. If there is one, I can't find it. And while you're at it, also allow the USER (you know, the people who are actually using the product) to decide if they want a new version of their email. Let us revert to the classic version if we choose to!
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larry kapp commented
I want to turn the summaries off ! I just spent some time trying to find a way to turn them off and there does not seem to be a way to do that .
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James Munn commented
The summaries are just in the way. I don't need them. I don't want them. Let me read my email!
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Jaime Molyneux commented
Please turn off AI summaries!!!! I just want to read the original version. I don't need AI to decide what the important points are.
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Susan Thibodeaux commented
Stop changing for the sake of changing - most of us are intelligent enough to read and comprehend our emails without A.I. inaccurately synopsizing them. I will delete my yahoo account if this doesn't go away - its obnoxious.
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Kelly Guest commented
This is a horrible "feature." It wastes time by making me scroll past it to see WHAT'S REALLY IN MY EMAIL. TURN IT OFF!
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Chris Symons commented
Please turn off the AI-Summary instead of Subject Line displaying in my Inbox. I want to see the Subject Line the sender intended. Can't seem to turn this off in Settings.
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Shelly McCarty commented
No one needs a summary of what is in an email when the message is already opened!! This feature along with the useless box on the right side just makes my inbox look cluttered and messy.
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Mark commented
From finance page, My Yahoo, now email...next what? You dummies are making your yahoo website totally horrible. What the **** is wrong with you clowns?
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Mark commented
I don't want AI interfering with my private emails. Turn that **** off or tell me how to turn it off.
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Anonymous commented
AI Summary of email needs to be optional. Besides taking up valuable real estate, user ends up reading two messages instead of one. Now user productivity is cut in half. Did you ask AI if cutting productivity in half was a good idea? Oh - also - STOP LETTING AI READ MY EMAILS! Geez!
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Stacey Ahrens commented
If I wanted to use AI, I would have already started using one of the big name AIs. Not this dime-store version yahoo is offering.
I'm getting summaries of purchase confirmation for free ebooks. This is literally useless to me.
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Cynthia Freeman commented
I followed your instructions to turn off dynamic settings, logged out and back in, cleared my browser cache, but it's still happening. Please fix the mechanism for turning off this feature
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D A commented
Not useful and adds time and more scrolling to each message. Will consider switching and shutting account if not removed.
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Noah Allen commented
AI summaries to emails showed up a short while ago. Emails are short. It is not useful or necessary to have an AI summary of an email. It creates an additional box of text that has to be scrolled past to view the actual contents of the email being read. In addition, this added box seems to come at the expense of seeing the recipients of the email without added effort to view who received and who you would be responding too. An option to at least turn off this feature would be beneficial.
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John Kustak commented
Lame idea. Adds no value to the consumer, and in fact costs us time reading the same item twice.
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Robert Posey commented
I really hate having to read my messages twice.
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Amy m Stephenson commented
Make this go away, or I will!
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Jeffrey Jones commented
All I want to do is read the email the way the sender intended for me to see it. Companies that I pay a lot of money to, pay a lot of money to send their e-mails with a certain structure for them to make it easy to read, pay bills, etc.
I don't need, nor do I want the dynamic interface when viewing e-mails..