Sztuczna inteligencja Google Gemini przegląda teraz sieć za użytkownika w przeglądarce Chrome

Google’s AI Powered Auto-Browse in Chrome: All You Need to Know

If you are a fan of Google Chrome, then there’s something interesting waiting for you. Google is introducing a robust tool that takes browsing automation to a whole new level – an Auto-Browse feature, powered by its Gemini AI. This remarkable new upgrade means you can hand over those complex, time-consuming online tasks to the capable hands of AI, reducing your effort to a bare minimum.

Funkcja automatycznego przeglądania, dostępna dla subskrybentów Google AI Pro i Ultra w USA, jest wielozadaniowa w świecie przeglądania stron internetowych. Ma w zanadrzu całkiem sporo zadań, od sprawdzania cen hoteli i lotów, planowania spotkań, po wypełnianie nieznośnych formularzy lub zarządzanie subskrypcjami cyfrowymi. Wszystko to pod sprawnym zarządzaniem Gemini, a wszystko, czego potrzebuje, to odrobina wskazówek od ciebie.

Przejdź na tryb automatyczny z Gemini w Chrome

Auto Browse isn’t the first time Gemini has showcased its prowess. Earlier integrations of the AI assistant with Chrome were more about answering your queries or giving you a summary of web content. That gradually evolved to more advanced features like comparing products across different tabs and mining your browsing history for information. However, the Auto-Browse feature is a significant leap forward, further affirming Google’s commitment to the agentic era of AI, where the technology doesn’t just assist but actively undertakes tasks on behalf of users.

The catch, however, with this revolutionary feature for now is that it’s only available to users who have subscribed to Google’s AI Pro and Ultra plans in the US. Google hasn’t announced its availability for a broader audience yet, but looking at Google’s aggressive push into AI-enhanced productivity, be ready as a wider rollout seems within arm’s reach.

Zapoznaj się z całą historią na stronie The Verge.

Max Krawiec

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