A spam tsunami is headed for inboxes as senders start using ChatGPT
The deluge of daily email at work has become such a mundane part of professional life that it’s no longer fun to complain about. Try bringing it up with a colleague and they’ll barely hear you, so immersed are they in trying to obliterate an endless stream of spam.
The problem will only get worse as marketers use ChatGPT to draft emails, allowing them to send even more bumf you have no intention to read. Microsoft and Salesforce are not helping matters by plugging ChatGPT into their email tools, making spray-and-pray email campaigns easier to carry out...
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