some AI startups are required to create browsers from the ground up to provide users with integrated AI chatbot capabilities, but Google is in a distinct position that gives it a considerable advantage. Google owns Chrome, the leading web browser globally, so it only needs to incorporate Gemini AI functionalities into Chrome to change it into an AI browser. This is precisely what Google has been executing. On Thursday, the company enhanced the capabilities of Gemini in Chrome, introducing several intriguing AI features to the browser. Gemini in Chrome is indeed the designation of the new AI browsing assistant.
Users of Chrome who frequently utilize Gemini for their chatbot requirements can now engage with the AI without launching a separate application. Gemini will be capable of viewing what appears on the screen and can assist with the press of a button. The upgraded functionality of Gemini in Chrome clearly surpasses the need to copy and paste text or upload documents, allowing Gemini to aid you with content you discover online.
Gemini in Chrome is being deployed to Mac and Windows users in the United States who have set their language to English. Google has also announced that Gemini in Chrome will be available on Android and iPhone soon. Once accessible, the AI assistant will assist you in summarizing web pages and enable you to access information from various Google applications you might be utilizing, such as Google Docs and Calendar.
Furthermore, Gemini in Chrome will also introduce certain features that were previously unavailable and are not found in other browsers. Additionally, the capabilities of Gemini in Chrome cannot be matched by competing chatbots, like ChatGPT and Claude. Here are some of the novel AI features set to arrive in Chrome in the coming weeks and months.
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