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PCMag on MSN · 5h

Google's Chrome Browser Taps On-Device AI to Catch Tech Support Scams

A new version of Chrome coming this month will use Gemini Nano AI to help the browser stop scams that usually appear as annoying pop-ups.

CNN on MSN · 1d

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

Almost anyone who has used the internet has probably experienced that alarming moment when a window pops up claiming that your device has a virus and encouraging you to click for tech support or to download security software.

MacRumors · 1d

Google Using AI to Combat Scams in Chrome

Google today shared details on some of the new ways that it is incorporating artificial intelligence into its search products in order to

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Chrome will now use Gemini Nano to catch scams

Google just announced an upgrade to Chrome’s Enhanced Protection feature. On desktop, the browser now uses Gemini Nano to ...

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Chrome for Android will soon warn you against scam notifications

Google is rolling out a new tool for Chrome on Android meant to protect users from malicious web notifications.

Google Chrome brings AI tools for improved user privacy against online scams

Google Chrome has officially rolled out the latest artificial intelligence -powered defenses to fight increasing online scams ...

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Gemini Nano AI now protecting Chrome users from scam websites: New report reveals how AI is combating online fraud

Google has released a report detailing its efforts to combat online scams using artificial intelligence technology in Chrome, ...

Chrome Gets Gemini Nano on Desktop to Fight Scams, Warnings for Notifications on Android

I’m not sure I will ever be convinced that AI is a tool I should use when planning a vacation or when in need of ...

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The 6 Opera features that convinced me to ditch Chrome, Edge, and Safari

Choosing a browser shouldn't be that difficult, right? However, must of us never switch. These are 6 features to make you ...

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These web browsers suck up all your data; Chrome and Safari are the worst

Chrome and Safari dominate global browser use, but new research shows they’realso leading in collecting your personal data.

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