This feature has been there for a while. Do you use your email once a year? I'm not sure what you are objecting to.

Google does not email a response for you, it gives you suggestions for quick replies if you want to do that. If not, just do not click, instead write your response.

It doesn't e-mail for you, but it encourages the continuing decline of real communication among people.

And it's very helpful for a lot of folks, particularly those like me that do a lot of phone replies via email with quick answers to questions. The options it presents are largely what I'd type anyway.

Remember, just because you don't like it or find it useful doesn't mean others won't as well.

It's incredibly useful for a lot of people that use email for business, scheduling, education, etc.

Short and to the point responses - especially knowing that most people don't read past the first line in a lot of emails because we get way too much email.

what options to give you.

reflective of what your emailing about.

Compose your own answer. Some people find these suggested answers helpful for day to day contacts, especially in a business setting, and especially on a phone. But you’re not obligated to use them (I composed this response almost entirely of suggested words on my iPad)

Send an email.

Go to settings in gmail - the general settings.

Scroll down and just below "Default text style," see if "Experimental Access" is checked. If it is, try unchecking it.

Also:

I want to puke every time I see that posted here by someone.

Whenever I take a picture of my cats or something that I cooked, it always asks me if I want to share my photo of the brewery on Google.

you get what you pay for. Last I checked gmail is free.