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Google is poised to significantly alter its approach to notification management within its mobile operating system. With the release of Android 16, users will gain access to a new feature named «Notification Organizer». This system will leverage artificial intelligence to automatically categorize incoming alerts into specialized groups, including promotional offers, news, social interactions, and personalized recommendations.

Scheduled for release as part of Android 16's first quarterly update, this functionality aims to substantially reduce information overload. Its operational principle is analogous to email sorting in Gmail: the system will automatically group less critical notifications while emphasizing those deemed most important. This approach will provide users with considerably greater control over which alerts warrant their immediate attention.

Initially, "Notification Organizer" is expected to be exclusive to Pixel devices. Users will, however, have the option to selectively disable automatic sorting for specific applications, thereby ensuring the immediate display of critically important alerts. It is noteworthy that while the feature's core code is part of the open-source Android 16 project, its crucial AI module is implemented within the proprietary Android System Intelligence application. This implies that the full deployment of "Notification Organizer" across all Android 16-powered devices will occur incrementally.

Google acknowledges that the artificial intelligence system may occasionally misclassify notifications. Therefore, the company grants users full control and the ability to manually exclude specific applications from automatic processing. Overall, the introduction of "Notification Organizer" marks a significant milestone in Android's pursuit of a genuinely intelligent and personalized notification management system.

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