Google has been using AI to train spam filters in Gmail for years, but the company is now also using its in-house machine learning framework called TensorFlow to help. As a result, Google claims ...

Google today said that its machine learning models can now detect spam and phishing messages with 99.9 percent accuracy. While this still means that one out of a thousand messages gets through ...

100 million emails might sound like a lot, but when put into context against Gmail's 1.5 billion users, it only works out at one extra blocked spam email per 10 users, according to The Verge.