Smart assistant comes to the browser
Google confirmed the expansion of Gemini, its assistant based on artificial intelligence, in Chrome for all of Latin America. Mexico is among the countries that already have access to this function, designed to simplify tasks within the search engine.
According to the company, Gemini helps users “understand information, stay organized, and complete tasks more easily.”
What does it allow you to do?
The integration eliminates the need to switch tabs to use the AI. In the upper right corner of Chrome the legend “Ask Gemini” appears.
With connections to Gmail, Maps, and Calendar, you can compose emails, check locations, and schedule meetings without leaving the current page. You can also compare products or summarize data from multiple open tabs. Google explains that “Gemini can understand the context between tabs and help you bring all the information together in one place.”
Additionally, Chrome incorporates AI-powered image editing tools, allowing you to transform photos directly from the browser with simple instructions.
Security and control
Google assures that these capabilities were “designed to always keep you in control” and developed with security as a priority. The models were trained to detect known threats, such as attempts to inject malicious instructions, in order to offer safer browsing.
The feature is now available for Chrome users in the region.
