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Google Health could finally fix its most annoying feature: AI Coach

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  • Many Google Health users have expressed frustration over unprompted, lengthy AI Coach commentary cluttering their app dashboards.
  • New strings in Google Health v5.04.1 reveal upcoming coaching preferences that will allow users to disable AI Coach insights.
  • Selecting the “No Coach insights” option will restore a clean layout with basic fitness metrics and no extra commentary.

Ever since Google overhauled its health ecosystem with its AI-powered Health Coach, many users have felt that using the new Google Health app is a frustrating experience. Instead of clean, easily scannable fitness metrics, users were suddenly greeted by paragraphs of unprompted AI commentary every time they opened the app. Fortunately, Google seems to be acknowledging the pushback. New strings discovered in the Google Health app v5.04.1 reveal that the company is preparing dedicated preference controls that will finally let users mute AI Coach insights and return to viewing their raw data.

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