US EditionGoogle details security guardrails for Chrome’s new AI agents
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Since September 2025, Google has integrated into Chrome an assistant powered by its Gemini artificial intelligence model. In concrete terms, a Gemini-based chat-window is available in the browser, with the promise that Chrome will eventually have "agentic" capabilities, i.e. the ability to act autonomously, interact with browser controls, fill out forms, navigate on sites, or even execute complex sequences of actions based on a simple profession…
Google details security guardrails for Chrome’s new AI agents
Google detailed its security approach for agentic features within its Chrome browser, which can perform actions on behalf of users. The company previously previewed these capabilities in September, and a wider rollout will occur in coming months. The company has implemented observer models and user consent mechanisms to manage these agentic actions. This strategy addresses potential security risks, which could include data loss or financial impl…
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