Google Announces New AI Writing Assistant for Chrome
After generative AI gained some popularity a little over a year ago, Google has announced Chrome browser updates that utilize it. Meta, OpenAI (supported by Microsoft), and Google are just a few of the major companies in the artificial intelligence industry at the moment. Along with the launch of an AI-backed writing helper for casual users, the industry is in dire need of massive amounts of computer capacity in order to bring machine learning to the everyday consumer.
Earlier today, Google’s VP Parisa Tabriz wrote a blog post revealing the set of recent AI-based Chrome browser enhancements. According to the head of Chrome, the new features are now in an “experimental” phase, so only casual and regular users will have access to them. Things like customizing the browser with themes and backgrounds and controlling the browser’s tabs were announced.
Within the most recent round of updates, Google has introduced a writing assistant for the Chrome browser, and the company defines its AI efforts as addressing “real user pain points” through the usage of the technology. This update, like the other two, was announced today, but it won’t be accessible until next month.
As competition for artificial intelligence (AI) grows, the software giant has released its most recent batch of updates. Microsoft has upgraded its Edge browser with an AI logo thanks to its relationship with OpenAI. A few times after ChatGPT was released to the public, Microsoft also made Bing “A.I. powered.“
The new features can be enabled for Chrome users in the US after today’s announcement by going to the browser’s Settings menu and selecting them. Companies with large user bases and substantial financial resources, like Google and Microsoft, are in a prime position to launch and test new products. On the other hand, new players in the industry need to focus on user acquisition before thinking about how to monetize their platform effectively.
Google’s most recent statement appears to be heading in the same direction, given the new capabilities will first be accessible solely to users in the United States. Artificial intelligence will soon allow users to organize their Chrome tabs by website class and apply new themes at will.
The writing assistance, according to Google, will be released with Chrome in February. Many people have begun to trust artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT with not only their schoolwork and test scores but also their writing. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as writing prompts and email generators, has been on the rise, and Google’s writing assistant aims to provide users with this capability straight from their browsers.
Google claims that users will be able to access the writing assistance with a right-click and that they will only need to type a few words before the AI takes over. Parameters allow artificial intelligence models to align their outputs with the inferences established during training, which is usually done over massive amounts of data.
