[schnable]

Like many AI-driven products, the marquee use case they show is useless. "Job offers that require my signature"?? I am going to have one of these in the air at one time and will not be too busy to keep track the relevant emails! Indicates to me that product is a solution in search of a problem.

Similarly, the first Humane AI Pin hype video showed a guy on a train asking his pin to tell him about prices of vintage photos of a solar eclipse.

[Jeremy1026]

I also like that the first screenshot on the page shows an email from "Finance Dept" with the subject "Expense report status" as a "Cold email". That example almost definitely has some back story to it, thus not making it a cold email.

[chuckadams]

That or it’s spear phishing.

[tobr]

Wow, that is a bizarre example? So bizarre I feel like I must be misunderstanding it. When does someone have multiple job offers in their inbox awaiting a signature? And it’s something you’re searching for as if you have to go through your weekly slog of signing job offers? Someone tell me what I’m misunderstanding.

[sorcerer-mar]

I believe it's from the vantage of a hypothetical hiring manager.

[tobr]

That actually makes a lot of sense. What little you see of the emails they look completely different though - if ”I” sent them, you’d think they would be more similar.

[schnable]

and they get only 3 results?

[bathtub365]

Seems a little tone deaf for the current economy at the very least.

[hightrix]

Couldn't agree more.

Regarding the job offer example. I'll have 1 to sign every 2-5 years, I should be able to manage that myself.

That said, I'd love a better email client that wasn't feeding an advertising company. I'm planning to spend some time with this to see if it fits any of my needs.

Edit: Oh, this is just a gmail wrapper/addon. Nevermind, moving along.

[footy]

maybe this isn't what you're looking for since it is paid, but I am very happy with fastmail

edit: just realized I skipped a word while reading and you said client. I know some people use it to manage all email (including from gmail accounts) but that's not actually my use case.

[m4tthumphrey]

100%, it is just a buzzword right now with so many companies trying to get in on the "action" without actually providing anything useful.