Tracy Mumford

One privacy and security expert he talked with said the AI rollout should be a reminder to people that nothing in your email is 100% private.

Google, or whatever platform you use, has access to it.

So does law enforcement with a subpoena.

So the more you start relying on it, chatting with it, telling it about your life and your plans, the more it has access to.

One thing to note, a lot of the AI features Brian tried out are or will be turned on for Gmail users by default.

But there is a way to opt out by going into your account settings.

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We've got a few questions for you about stories The Times has been covering.

Let's see what you got.

First question.

Under a new law, which was signed by the president this week, one item could soon be back on the menu in school cafeterias across the U.S.

Your question.

What food or beverage is no longer banned from federally funded school nutrition programs?

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