The AI‑driven web browser Dia is incorporating several of Arc’s most‑liked functionalities, such as a sidebar mode, vertical tabs and picture‑in‑picture support for video calls. The move follows Dia’s purchase by Atlassian, which will also enable deeper integration with tools like Jira and Linear. Company leadership notes that Dia’s architecture is better suited for AI, speed and security, while retaining the user‑experience innovations that made Arc a cult favorite. The strategy aims to blend Arc’s experimental strengths with a more streamlined, AI‑native platform. Leia mais →

Microsoft introduced a fresh set of capabilities for its Edge browser’s Copilot Mode, positioning it as an AI‑driven companion that can view and reason over open tabs, summarize content, and perform actions like filling forms or booking hotels. The rollout, which follows a similar launch of OpenAI’s Atlas browser, adds new “Actions” and “Journeys” features and builds on the earlier July debut of basic Copilot functionality. The move underscores a growing competition to embed artificial intelligence directly into web browsers. Leia mais →

OpenAI is preparing a series of enhancements for its AI‑powered web browser, ChatGPT Atlas. Planned updates include user profiles, tab groups, an optional ad blocker, and a range of quality‑of‑life tweaks such as an overflow bookmarks menu and shortcut lists. The AI agent, currently limited to ChatGPT Plus and Pro subscribers, will receive faster response times, a more reliable pause function, and deeper integration with services like Google Drive and cloud‑based Excel. The Ask ChatGPT sidebar will become easier to use, allowing users to switch projects and AI models without leaving the page. Additional fixes target the 1Password manager and other partner‑related features. Leia mais →

Google is embedding its Gemini generative AI directly into the Chrome web browser, adding a new Gemini button that launches a chatbot and introducing AI‑powered search, research, and page‑analysis tools. The features, initially available to paying subscribers, have now been rolled out to all desktop users in the United States who browse in English, with Android users already able to access aspects of Gemini and an iOS update forthcoming. The move positions Chrome as the first major browser to offer built‑in generative AI capabilities, signaling a shift toward AI‑enhanced web experiences. Leia mais →

Google is embedding its Gemini generative AI directly into the Chrome web browser, adding a new Gemini button that launches a chatbot and introducing AI‑powered search, research, and page‑analysis tools. The features, initially available to paying subscribers, have now been rolled out to all desktop users in the United States who browse in English, with Android users already able to access aspects of Gemini and an iOS update forthcoming. The move positions Chrome as the first major browser to offer built‑in generative AI capabilities, signaling a shift toward AI‑enhanced web experiences. Leia mais →

Google is embedding its Gemini generative AI directly into the Chrome web browser, adding a new Gemini button that launches a chatbot and introducing AI‑powered search, research, and page‑analysis tools. The features, initially available to paying subscribers, have now been rolled out to all desktop users in the United States who browse in English, with Android users already able to access aspects of Gemini and an iOS update forthcoming. The move positions Chrome as the first major browser to offer built‑in generative AI capabilities, signaling a shift toward AI‑enhanced web experiences. Leia mais →

Google is embedding its Gemini generative AI directly into the Chrome web browser, adding a new Gemini button that launches a chatbot and introducing AI‑powered search, research, and page‑analysis tools. The features, initially available to paying subscribers, have now been rolled out to all desktop users in the United States who browse in English, with Android users already able to access aspects of Gemini and an iOS update forthcoming. The move positions Chrome as the first major browser to offer built‑in generative AI capabilities, signaling a shift toward AI‑enhanced web experiences. Leia mais →

Google is embedding its Gemini generative AI directly into the Chrome web browser, adding a new Gemini button that launches a chatbot and introducing AI‑powered search, research, and page‑analysis tools. The features, initially available to paying subscribers, have now been rolled out to all desktop users in the United States who browse in English, with Android users already able to access aspects of Gemini and an iOS update forthcoming. The move positions Chrome as the first major browser to offer built‑in generative AI capabilities, signaling a shift toward AI‑enhanced web experiences. Leia mais →