Google Chrome Hands the Wheel to AI With Autonomous Browsing
For decades, web browsers have served a simple role: display content and wait for human input. Google’s latest update to Gemini in Chrome fundamentally changes that relationship. With the introduction of Auto Browse, Chrome is no longer just a passive window to the internet—it is becoming an active, decision-making agent capable of navigating websites, filling forms, comparing products, and completing multi-step tasks on a user’s behalf. This marks one of the most consequential shifts in consumer computing since the rise of mobile apps. Browsers are no longer tools you operate; they are increasingly systems that operate for you. Google’s announcement … Read more
