Amazing artificial intelligence features are coming to Google Chrome soon. This feature will help users identify fake websites. The design of Google’s web browser will undergo major changes in the coming days, making it easier to navigate within the user interface. Google is about to upgrade Gemini AI functionality in the Chrome browser.
Fake websites will be detected
An X user shared information about this upcoming feature in Google Chrome. When you visit a website on Google Chrome, the website information icon appears. By clicking on this icon you can find out whether the website is trustworthy. This feature of Google Chrome will be added under the name of Store Reviews.
Using artificial intelligence, information about any website will be available on Google Chrome. If any website is not trustworthy, then its information will be provided to Google Chrome users. Google Chrome is the most widely used web browser in the world. Millions of users will benefit from this feature introduced in Google Chrome. With fraud cases increasing in recent years, this feature will help users identify trustworthy and fake websites.
Violation of antitrust rules
Speaking of other Google-related news, the Canadian Competition Bureau has filed a lawsuit against Google parent company Alphabet, accusing it of unfair business practices. The court recommended a hefty fine for Google for violating the rules. Google said the allegation was false because buyers and sellers had multiple options in the ad. We will state our position on this in court. Meanwhile, in India, the CCI has also accused Google of violating antitrust rules.
“Our ad tech tools help sites and apps fund their content,” said Dan Taylor, Google’s vice president of global advertising. Canada’s Competition Bureau launched an investigation in 2020, saying Google violated fair competition rules. The agency said in its investigation that Google has huge stakes in online advertising and ad technology, which enhances its market power.
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