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Google adds AI image generation to Chrome browser, side panel option for virtual assistant

The features rolling out include making Google’s AI image generator and editing tool, Nano Banana, available to Chrome’s logged-in users on desktop computers in the United States. The expanded access to Nano Banana through the leading web browser may further blur the lines between real-life pictures and fabricated images.

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Google Chrome will soon get its most significant update in a generation – 'auto browse' is coming to change the game

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Google’s Gemini AI transforms Chrome into an assistant that browses and works for you

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Google brings its Nano Banana image generator to Chrome

Following its recent AI makeover of Gmail, Google is bringing more Gemini-powered tools to Chrome.

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$3 billion AI data center coming to the Upstate

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Google begins rolling out Chrome’s “Auto Browse” AI agent today

Chrome Can Now Use AI to Browse the Internet for You

Gemini in Chrome is getting a lot smarter, with a new side panel view, easier access to image editing, and the ability to take control, of your tabs and actually browse the internet for you.

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5 Big Changes Coming To Google Chrome In 2026 (Whether You Like It Or Not)

Gemini in Chrome can browse the web on its own to perform tasks on your behalf and gets its own side panel -- here's what else is new.

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Google Chrome Enterprise: Advanced Browser Security for the Modern Workforce

In this Dark Reading News Desk interview from Google's "There's No Place Like Chrome" event in New York City, Mark Berschadski, director of product management at Google, discusses how Chrome Enterprise is evolving to address the complex security challenges ...

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Warning For Google Chrome Users Issued By CERT-IN Against Major Vulnerability, Here's How To Stay Safe

CERT-IN has issued a critical alert for Google Chrome desktop users, highlighting a vulnerability that could allow remote hackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems.