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Google is bringing its Gemini AI assistant directly into the Chrome browser, enhancing users’ browsing experience with features like content summarization and simplified information processing. Initially, Gemini will focus on clarifying complex web content and providing concise summaries of webpages. Future iterations promise more advanced capabilities, including cross-tab functionality and seamless website navigation.

Users can access Gemini through a sparkle icon located in the top right corner of the Chrome interface. This opens a dedicated chatbot window where users can pose questions related to the current website. Gemini’s functionalities extend to summarizing content, comparing products, and even guiding users through web pages. A demonstration showcased Gemini Live’s ability to navigate to specific sections within a recipe website and convert ingredient measurements on command.

The integration of Gemini in Chrome will be rolled out in early access to Google AI Premium and Ultra subscribers, along with users on Chrome’s beta, canary, and developer channels on Windows and macOS. The initial release will be limited to English-speaking users aged 18 and above.