Google Blocks 100 Million Spam Messages Daily With its A.I. Digital Trends

Effective spam blocking is yet another thing we can add to the ever-growing list of uses for artificial intelligence. Via a Google Cloud blog post published Wednesday, February 6, Google announced that it has been using an A.I. platform to further its spam-blocking endeavors with significant results. The platform, known as TensorFlow, was developed by Google and is "an open-source machine learning (ML) framework." While the platform may sound like a new innovation, TensorFlow was actually launched and open-sourced in 2015. According to Google, TensorFlow is allowing the technology company to block 100 million more spam messages from reaching the inboxes of Gmail users on a daily basis.