Automate emotional labor in Gmail messages

Reminds me of the book "Avogadro Corp: The Singularity is Closer than it Appears" [0], in which (spoiler alert):

- a-company-that-is-totally-not-Google is developing a tool for an-email-service-that-is-totally-not-Gmail, which can rewrite emails with the goal of maximizing the chance of a desired outcome happening (automatically added mentions of family when requesting time off from a boss who prioritizes family, etc)

- the project is in danger of being canceled, so a developer changes the code to prioritize rewriting internal company emails with the goal of maximizing the survival of the project

- you can guess what happens next :)

[0] http://avogadrocorp.com/

I would love to see an opposite too where all the fluff is removed and only hard data remains. If nothing remains you get a kitten gif instead.

Yikes, the example just added a bunch of exclamation points and the word "lovey" for the most part. Flip this on to immediately alienate someone who thought they knew your writing style.

Novel concept, but I think this is one of those things that's more a showpiece than something you'd actually want to use.

I wish the after part of the gif showed a bit longer. Or a side-by-side with the before would be nice.

The 'before' text looks emotionally labored as it is!

Surely this is tongue in cheek. It substitutes "that's lovely" and "lol" for "work" in different places, producing nonsense.