Google stuffs Chrome full of AI features whether you like it or not

Now that it knows it won't be forced to sell its browser, Google is cramming AI into every vacant corner of Chrome it can find, whether you like it or not. 

According to Google's VP of product for Chrome Mike Torres, this is the "biggest upgrade to Chrome in its history," provided you consider transforming Chrome into yet another AI browser by adding a Gemini button to it to be an upgrade. 

The Gemini-ification of Chrome, which is rolling out beginning today (only for macOS and Windows users in the US with their Chrome language set to English), will allow users to do things like get an AI-simplified interpretation of any webpage they're on, summarize info from multiple tabs in one response, comb through one's web history or content from Google apps, and pull the usual tricks AI browsers already offer. 

Those aren't the only ...