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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Thomas D. Chesney
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This one defect alone is enough for me to dump Yahoo altogether after almost 30 years!
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Gary W. W. Kelly
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Who wants AI all the time?
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emily anselmi
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Please add the option for us to opt out of the AI summary feature. It is inaccurate and unnecessary, while also contributing to the waste of natural resources. I did not consent to Yahoo using my personal data to train AI.
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Hi Nicole, thanks for the feedback. Yes, this has been a popular request from our Community. We have these Settings or the ability to turn off AI Summaries in our apps, but it's not quite ready for Desktop yet. We have shared this with our teams and they are looking into it. Thanks for your patience!
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Nicole Holden
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Please delete the AI summary of my email and give me back my subject line
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Erik Schneider
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This is a complete waste of time and energy. The AI summaries are redundant at best and inaccurate at worst. I do not want to contribute to the fever dream that AI should be everywhere; let me turn this off.
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jeremy bullian
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Please turn this off. If it is offered at all it should be opt in.
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R GRIMM
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Delete your recommendations, adds and AI
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Jan Taborsky
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Why should we be getting this by default? I just do not want to rely on AI. I want to read the message as it was sent, but this summary just hinders my view. I use my eyes to get the gist of a message, don't need a machine to do that.
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Sara Spicer Heath
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These AI summaries are creepy- I don't need AI to pre -read my emails for me- this needs to be an opt out for security and privacy. We dont need an "in your face" reminder every email that you guys are reading our emails.
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KE M
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Agree about "Any AI feature should have an opt in" which I suggest being either in the "Security and privacy" Settings menu, or its own "AI" Settings menu.
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Rene Teyssier
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The summary is incorrect unless it's for the simplest message. It frequently tells me the opposite of what the email says or even contradicts itself. This is a waste of your resources and a liability for your users.
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Jeff Conrad
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As with most things I'm finding with the new UI (like AI summaries), there is no way to turn it off.
I appreciate you folks trying to update the UI and make things simple and clean, but you have neglected the fact that some people relied on some of the old features in the old UI or may not want some of the new features in the new UI. Allowing the ability to turn a feature on or off should have been #1 on the list when creating the new UI.
I can't believe I'm paying for Yahoo Mail Plus and I have to basically beg to get features I used back into the UI, or to turn off new features that I don't want or I have no use for in a personal email account (i.e. AI summaries). It's really disappointing.
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Truman Smith
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Thank for adding this to settings on the App, but the fact it's not an option on a desktop is mind-boggling. How can you think everyone would want this feature? #outoftouchwiththemarket
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We are reading all these pieces of feedback and we totally understand you want to disable this feature. This can be done in the Yahoo Mail app, but we haven't implemented it to Desktop settings. We have share with our team! Thank you for your patience!
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Jake Rich
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Mostly the summaries are very unhelpful and force me to scroll down every time to read the actually email. Why is there not an option to turn them off? You are actively making it harder for me to use email
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Lisa Murphy
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I hate the AI summary. Make it go away.
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Lee Ann Dalton
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Please turn this feature off or at least give me the option to turn it off in settings. I can read my email - the summary is just distracting.
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Suzyn Jackson Gonzalez
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TURN IT OFF. It's creepy as ****. I am capable of reading my own **** email. I don't want a constant reminder that you're reading it too.
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tsia-biau Shirh
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I do NOT need al these Hi-Tech's; please recover my Previous Way of the E-mail's! PLEASE!!!