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Google is expanding the availability of its Gemini AI directly within the Chrome browser to seven additional countries. This move signifies Google's ongoing strategy to integrate its AI capabilities more deeply into its core products and make them accessible to a broader global user base, allowing more users to leverage Gemini's features directly within their browsing experience.
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