Chrome now has a built-in chatbot: it reads emails and even buys groceries.
Google continues to actively integrate AI into its services. Now Gemini can analyze the content of tabs and even schedule meetings in Google Calendar.
📌 So far, these features are only available in the US — for Android smartphone users and Windows/Mac computers with English interface language. The company did not specify when the update will appear in other countries.
🔍 Neiron reminds: the idea of an 'AI agent in the browser' is not new. Previously, such technology appeared in Perplexity's browser Comet. And already on September 30, four Neiron subscribers will get free access to it!
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