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Google Chrome with AI

The browser you love, reimagined with AI

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Google is taking the next step in its journey to make your browser smarter with new AI integrations.

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🚀 I am excited to hunt Google Chrome’s brand-new AI features!

Chrome is evolving from just a browser into a true AI-powered assistant — with Gemini deeply integrated to make browsing smarter, safer, and more productive.

Here’s what’s new:

  • Gemini in Chrome — Get instant summaries of complex pages and answers without leaving your tab.

  • Context across tabs — Compare content across multiple tabs, plan trips, or research faster.

  • Agentic browsing — Ask Gemini to complete tasks for you like booking, shopping, and filling forms.

  • Recall past webpages — Just ask “what was that site I saw last week…” and Chrome will find it.

  • Deeper Google integration — Use Calendar, Maps, YouTube, and more without leaving your current page.

  • AI-powered Omnibox — Search from the address bar using natural, conversational queries.

  • Page-specific questions — Ask questions about the page you’re on and get quick AI overviews.

  • Built-in scam detection (Gemini Nano) — Detects fake support scams, giveaways, and malicious popups.

  • Blocks spammy notifications — Chrome now detects and suppresses scammy or spammy notifications.

  • Smarter permissions — Predicts your preferences to handle location/camera requests less intrusively.

  • One-click password changes — Instantly update compromised passwords on supported sites.

This is a major leap forward — turning Chrome into an AI copilot for everything you do on the web.

Can’t wait to see how this transforms everyday browsing! 💻

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I've been using Chrome for over a decade and have watched its updates over time. I plan to continue using it.

Very curious how this will impact Perplexity Comet; where will the Chromium project end and Google's Gemini AI services begin? Will Chromium offer pluggable APIs to connect to local LLMs for example?

Gemini Nano's on-device scam detection is slick, but wonder about the accuracy trade-offs after model compression. Browser-side ML inference gotta be extremely latency-sensitive, no?

Cheers to the team! It has always been the default for many, but this makes it delightful. @Google Chrome with AI

Love the versatility here—it can be applied to so many different contexts.