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Yeah. The authors best bet is to use filters for now. From the looks of it, he wants AI. Or an advanced Natural Language Processing. I mean going through the ma
by braindead_in 17y ago
Yeah. The authors best bet is to use filters for now. From the looks of it, he wants AI. Or an advanced Natural Language Processing. I mean going through the mails, checking them all to see if they are bills to be paid and then generate a report. Looks really cool. But too complex with what you can achieve with technology right now!
- scorpion032 17y agoThe emails from twitter, facebook and many mailing lists, have a specific format and some services(posterous) responds to a certain kinds of mails. Thus, first step toward what Alister says, could be done by defining patterns and associate gmail filters and searches to it. AI and NLP could have to be used sometime in the future. But for now import and export of filters should do quite a bit of it. Literally each gmail user has to set filters for himself. Rather if it could be configured via a workflow and associated with user inbox, it would be a long way for a better email client.