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AI browsers aren't smart enough yet to take over the Internet

Summary by The Star Kuala Lumpur
When OpenAI unveiled an artificial intelligence-based browser in October, Alphabet Inc investors expressed concern about what it would mean for Google Chrome, the ubiquitous gateway to the Internet used by billions globally.

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AI browsers aren't smart enough yet to take over the Internet

When OpenAI unveiled an artificial intelligence-based browser in October, Alphabet Inc investors expressed concern about what it would mean for Google Chrome, the ubiquitous gateway to the Internet used by billions globally.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur broke the news in Malaysia on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
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