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> no way an "AI powered" tool can be more reliable

The article provides accuracy benchmarks.

> you would be better off just rejecting it completely

They mention using it in gmail and Drive, neither of which have the luxury of rejecting files willy-nilly.

I have not tried it recently, but IIRC, Gmail does reject attachments which are zip files, for security reasons.

Gmail nukes zips if they contain an executable or some other 'prohibited' file type. Most email providers block executable attachments.