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Google launches Disco, an experimental AI browser with GenTabs feature
Google has released Disco through Google Labs, an experimental AI-powered browser built on Gemini 3. The browser's GenTabs feature creates interactive web apps from your open tabs and browsing context, turning research sessions into structured dashboards without coding.
What changed
The interface replaces the traditional URL bar with a prompt-based system.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means Google is competing directly with OpenAI's Atlas browser for AI-native browsing, with potential implications for how users discover and interact with web content.
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Google launches Disco, an experimental AI browser with GenTabs feature
Google has released Disco through Google Labs, an experimental AI-powered browser built on Gemini 3. The browser's GenTabs feature creates interactive web apps from your open tabs and browsing context, turning research sessions into structured dashboards without coding. The interface replaces the traditional URL bar with a prompt-based system. For you, this means Google is competing directly with OpenAI's Atlas browser for AI-native browsing, with potential implications for how users discover and interact with web content.
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