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Google Chrome is set to receive a significant upgrade with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, making it easier for users to find specific information within their browsing history. This enhancement is part of Google’s broader strategy to incorporate AI across its ecosystem, including services like Gmail and Google Docs. Chrome is the latest product to benefit from this technological advancement.
Google Chrome : Gemini AI Enhances Browsing Experience
Google’s AI chatbot, Gemini, will be instrumental in this new feature. Announced recently, this capability will allow users to search their Chrome history by simply typing a question. For example, instead of trying to remember a specific URL or keyword, users can ask Chrome to find the page where they read about a particular topic or product.
According to Parisa Tabriz, Vice President of Chrome, this feature aims to introduce a more conversational interface for Chrome’s history search. “It’s about providing a more intuitive way to search history so users don’t have to remember exact URLs,” she explained.
Google Chrome : Gradual Rollout in the United States
Initially, this feature will be available only in the United States, with a planned rollout starting in the coming weeks. It will be enabled by default for users in this region. However, it’s important to note that this feature won’t be available in incognito mode, ensuring that private browsing sessions remain private.
Google Chrome : Privacy Considerations
One of the primary concerns with any AI feature is privacy. Google has addressed this by stating that the data accessed by this new history search feature will not be used to train its AI models. “We want to be very thoughtful and ensure that privacy protection is considered from the start and by design,” reassured Parisa Tabriz. This statement is aimed at alleviating any fears regarding the potentially invasive nature of AI technology.
