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Google is using AI to identify scammy websites on Chrome when you click on them

  • On Thursday, Google announced new AI-powered defenses integrated into Chrome and Android to identify and block scammy websites and notifications.
  • This development follows Enhanced Safe Browsing’s 2020 launch and its 2023 switch from opt-in to default protection against phishing and malicious downloads.
  • Google deploys Gemini Nano, an on-device large language model, to analyze websites in real time and warn users of potentially harmful scam content and spammy notifications.
  • Google reported that AI-powered scam detection now catches 20 times more scam pages and blocks hundreds of millions of scams daily, including an 80% drop in telephone-number scams.
  • These AI defenses aim to protect users from evolving scams on desktop and Android by providing immediate insights into new threats that have not been previously encountered.
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