How Google changes the experience you have with your browser
Google transforms Chrome into an AI -centered browser that is looking for clues to what you do. What tabs have you opened? What pages do you read? Chrome will look for the context of these clues to understand what you do now and what you want to do next. Google says that makes this in several new ways.
Let’s say that you are a student looking for a subject for an article and that you have dozens of open tabs. Instead of jumping in both directions between sources, your new AI navigation assistant, Gemini, the fact for you by answering questions about the articles, explaining the references seen in YouTube videos and helping you find pages on the Internet, you have read to show yourself exactly where you stopped.
From Windows and Mac and soon available for iOS and Android, Gemini in Chrome will be able to understand the context of what you are trying to do on several tabs. He will also answer your questions and integrate with other Google services such as Google Docs and Google Calendar. You will be able to summarize articles and ask questions in moving.
Google works on the fact that Chrome offers agency capacities that will allow the browser to manage complex tasks such as grocery control. Chrome will take the tedious parts of the chore while the Chrome user only makes three clicks to do so.
Google modifies the Chrome address bar
Google says: “It makes information from omnibox chrome easier than ever before, helping you navigate the web with the best of Google Ai by your side.” Contextual suggestions will be available via Chrome at the moment in American AI mode in Omnibox will arrive in the United States later this month. The functionality will start with the management of your requests in English and will be available in more countries and languages in the coming weeks.
In addition to helping you manage daily life a little more easily, Google uses AI to fill in connection identification information, preventing you from being hit with safety problems such as compromise passwords and “spam notifications”. According to Google, thanks to AI, Chrome users on Android receive 3 billion notifications of ARC and spam websites less daily. Google will take measures such as you unsubscribe from certain websites if it prevents you from receiving spam. If Google detects possible malware on an application installed your phone, it will alert you so that you can delete the application of your phone.
Even enemies will love AI eventually
Not everyone likes AI, but when it can be added to a browser like Chrome, it could be useful. You must like Google’s idea to use AI to allow your phone to understand the context of what is on your screen, determine what you are trying to do and take measures to provide the information you will need in advance. It’s exciting. And AI AIA capacities will allow Chrome to do all the work while you sit down and your phone and chrome manage your weekly grocery store. Even jets have never seen it happening.
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