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Google is integrating its Gemini AI directly into Chrome for enterprise users, introducing "auto browse" capabilities. This feature allows workers to automate various tasks such as research and data entry, effectively turning Chrome into an AI co-worker. The aim is to enhance workplace productivity by streamlining repetitive browser-based activities.
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