My understanding is that they will show pronouns when it's clear. The system might repeat the last one you used or something like that. So if your entire email

My understanding is that they will show pronouns when it's clear. The system might repeat the last one you used or something like that. So if your entire email is about a woman the feature might suggest "her". The article seems to say that they are mainly removing the pronoun after titles. E.g. a secretary always being "her" but a CEO always being "him". According to the Reuters article: "Gmail product manager Paul Lambert said a company research scientist discovered the problem in January when he typed “I am meeting an investor next week,” and Smart Compose suggested a possible follow-up question: “Do you want to meet him?” instead of “her.”" The same article claims: "The gendered pronoun ban affects fewer than 1 percent of cases where Smart Compose would propose something, Lambert said." So that's really a clickbait article based on a non-issue. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-alphabet-google-ai-gender/fearful-of-bias-google-blocks-gender-based-pronouns-from-new-ai-tool-idUSKCN1NW0EF https://www.reuters.com/article/us-alphabet-google-ai-gender...