It still left the choice of whether we wanted that guidance up to us users, though. It was auto-enabled to make users aware of the feature (and because it mainl

It still left the choice of whether we wanted that guidance up to us users, though. It was auto-enabled to make users aware of the feature (and because it mainly targetted the more tech-illiterate). But if we didn't want it, we could turn it off, and if we did, we could ask for those suggestions. To me, that's a qualitative difference to the M.O. of big tech today. Google doesn't care whether I want an AI summary or not. In fact, they work hard to remove any option for me to express that I don't want it.