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There are lots of emails where you don't really need to do anything. You just delete or archive it, but, you can't get off the list. These types of emails tend to accumulate in a user's inbox, making it a much more noisy place than it should be. These emails clutter up the inbox, making it much harder to spot emails that require action.
The AI needs to be able to decipher if the email requires user to do something. In some cases, the email is just informational. In some cases, the information is repetitive.
For example, an HSA account --- you might no longer work for the company that issued the HSA and you might not be able to get off the list. There's nothing to do because you no longer have that access to that account, but the emails just keep coming. When checking email, user usually just archives or deletes and moves on. The AI should take similar action.
"A new sign-in on Mac" for example is what "Google" sends when you sign into your account from a device it hasn't seen before or in a while. Most of the time, these are benign because you indeed logged in, so, you'd likely archive or delete this.
Every single hotel you've stayed at wants to send you follow-up emails, offers, and other shit.
Crypto, Credit Card, & Banks send you lots of random garbage such as statements that are generated, but, they don't actually email you the statement itself, they direct you to login. It's not for your convenience, it's so they can keep an open line of communication with you, but, it's cluttering up your inbox. They aren't doing you any favors, they're helping themselves to invade your life. They are some of the worst culprits because they mix marketing emails along with emails about your account status which is pretty sinister. I want the account status updates...but, I don't want the marketing shit. They play games with the semantics all so they can steal your attention away from more important things in your life. They don't give a fuck if these emails waste your time/life, as long as they have an active subscriber to add to their subscriber count.
When you buy something, sometimes, you get several emails. Payment / order confirmation, and some other follow-up emails to go along with it. A single purchase can sometimes lead to 2, 3, or even 4 emails for that one purchase.
- Gmail Extension
- Browser Extension
- Marketing Emails (purchased something)
- Marketing Emails (unsolicited)
- Security Alerts (benign)
- Correspondance from Libraries where you no longer reside
- Hotels you've stayed at
- Financial
- Purchase Confirmations, Receipts, etc.