Gemini in Chrome feels like a small step toward Google’s agentic era

Gemini in Chrome feels like a small step toward Google’s agentic era

Google has put Gemini in Chrome, allowing the AI assistant to “see” your activity and provide summaries and answer questions about what’s on your screen.

Trying out Gemini in Chrome leaves me wanting more

I spent my morning with Gemini in Chrome, the new integration that puts the AI-powered assistant right in your browser. Instead of going to the chatbot’s web app, you can click the new Gemini button in Chrome’s top-right corner to start a conversation — but the key difference is that the browser’s built-in assistant can “see” what’s on your screen while you navigate the web. To me, Gemini’s integration in Chrome seems like just the start of Goo…