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Gemini in Chrome evolves from assistant to agentic browsing
Google announced that Gemini in Chrome is shifting from a conversational assistant to an agent that can navigate, reason, and execute multi-step tasks across the web. The update includes an "auto browse" feature to handle workflows such as comparing listings or scheduling across multiple sites.

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For you, this means browser-based AI agents are moving closer to automating research and web tasks, which could change how users interact with ads and web content.
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Gemini in Chrome evolves from assistant to agentic browsing
Google announced that Gemini in Chrome is shifting from a conversational assistant to an agent that can navigate, reason, and execute multi-step tasks across the web. The update includes an "auto browse" feature to handle workflows such as comparing listings or scheduling across multiple sites. For you, this means browser-based AI agents are moving closer to automating research and web tasks, which could change how users interact with ads and web content.
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