AI browsers are shifting from navigators to agents, forcing media executives to decide: block the threat or adapt to survive?

Are AI browsers a productivity boost or just AI bloat? We dive into privacy implications, accuracy and everything else you ...

Google already owns the world's most popular internet browser, and it's already transforming Chrome to support more built-in AI features that can be helpful while you're surfing the web to get things ...

Most of us were introduced to the internet through web browsers. Who remembers Netscape Navigator? Or the more recently departed Internet Explorer? For 30 or so years, they’ve been an essential ...

Browsers are implementing new AI features at an alarming pace, but Firefox is making it easier than ever to turn them all off in one fell swoop.

After all, some of the early iterations of AI browsers basically took the Chromium engine, added a slightly modified UI, and replaced the traditional search bar on the home page with a chatbot prompt.

The relentless addition of new tools and AI is turning browsers into a mess.

More companies are rethinking the internet browser, the decades-old desktop application that carries an increasingly heavy enterprise workload. Designed and built originally for consumers, browsers ...