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From Spam to Slam: Google’s RETVec Swings the Banhammer with Polyglot Prowess
Behold Google’s RETVec, the bouncer of your Gmail, giving the boot to spam emails through its tough stand on invisible characters and LEET substitutions. Supporting over 100 languages, it’s the polyglot beefcake your inbox didn’t know it needed. So, here’s to fewer “prince in exile”…
Hot Take:
Google is playing a high-stakes game of "Whack-a-Mole" with spammers. Armed with its new tool, RETVec, Google is taking a swing at spam emails in an attempt to give them the old heave-ho from our inboxes. It's like a bouncer for your Gmail, but instead of booting out rowdy drunks, it's tossing out shady characters trying to sneak in invisible letters and LEET substitutions. And with over 100 languages supported, it's a polyglot bouncer at that!Already a member? Log in here