Google’s popular Chrome browser is set to look and feel different soon.
The company has announced new AI-based features that aim to make browsing safer, easier, and more useful.
With these updates, Chrome will not just be a browser but will also act as an assistant to help users in their daily tasks.
The rollout of these AI updates will happen gradually, and users will start seeing the new features in the coming days.
Gemini AI Integration in Chrome
Google is integrating its Gemini AI into Chrome.
This AI will work like a browsing assistant—answering users’ questions, explaining content, and even remembering websites you visited earlier.
In simple terms, Chrome will become smarter and more interactive with Gemini AI guiding your browsing experience.
The feature is currently available for Mac and Windows users in the US, and only in English.
Soon, it will also be launched on Android and iOS, so users can access AI features directly on their smartphones.
Google also plans to integrate Gemini AI into other apps like Google Docs and Google Calendar.
Updates to the Address Bar
Google is also updating the address bar in Chrome (where you type or paste URLs).
With AI integration, it will assist users while shopping online by showing helpful information, such as warranty policies of products.
Importantly, this new AI-powered address bar will not remain limited to English.
Google is working to bring it to local languages as well.
However, no fixed launch date has been announced yet.
For now, the company’s focus is to first expand Gemini AI support to mobile devices after desktops.
