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> no way an "AI powered" tool can be more reliable The article provides accuracy benchmarks. > you would be better off just rejecting it completely They ment
by nindalf 3y ago
> no way an "AI powered" tool can be more reliable
The article provides accuracy benchmarks.
> you would be better off just rejecting it completely
They mention using it in gmail and Drive, neither of which have the luxury of rejecting files willy-nilly.
- fuzztester 3y agoI have not tried it recently, but IIRC, Gmail does reject attachments which are zip files, for security reasons.
- wildrhythms 3y agoGmail nukes zips if they contain an executable or some other 'prohibited' file type. Most email providers block executable attachments.