#chrome-ai

#chrome-ai

A robot's claw hurtles toward a light bulb on a table. I wince, waiting for the crunch. But suddenly the claw decelerates. It starts gingerly pawing around the table, as if searching for its glasses on the nightstand.

The new features include citation share, which indicates the share of total citations for a grounding query, grounding query intent with 15 predefined intents, semantic topic labels, and GEO-focused recommendations.

M365 Copilot now has 20 million paid enterprise Copilot seats, with companies like Bayer, Johnson & Johnson, and Roche adopting over 90,000 seats each. A recent deal with Accenture includes over 740,000 seats, marking our largest Copilot win to date.

BrowserCoPilot is designed to make your workflows easier and faster - and completely customized to you, your prompts, and your writing style. One useful example? Integrate the program directly to your inbox, and let it create one-click emails that use your phrasing and tone, and that gather context from your conversations. Or, write directly in the browser to revise or analyze documents using your saved prompts - or upload images and PDFs to interact with directly.

Starting in September 2026, a new stable version of the browser will be released every two weeks, compared to every four weeks currently. According to the developers behind Chrome, the change is in line with the increasingly rapid development of the web platform. New features, bug fixes, and performance improvements should therefore become available more quickly to both end users and developers.

AI is only increasing that threat, especially when it comes to tracking user data -- and some of your most commonly used apps are doing a lot of the scraping. New research from data removal service Incogni finds that more than half of a sample set of AI Chrome extensions collect user data. Almost a third are "gathering personally identifiable information (PII)."