If you use Google Chrome on your computer, the browser has silently installed an on-device AI model without your knowledge.

You can nix Chrome's 4GB local AI model in just a few clicks, but you'll lose some functionality in the process.

Even if you aren’t using Google Gemini, it might be using your device. Security researcher Alexander Hanff, also known as ...

You might not have asked for an AI model on your computer, but you might have gotten it anyway. Google Chrome has been ...

Hanff has now flagged another issue first disclosed on Reddit. Until now, Chrome’s on-device AI toggle “lived inside the ...

Because Gemini Nano is constantly appearing on machines for the first time, people may think this is something new. In ...

Google Chrome VP and GM Parisa Tabriz has responded to backlash over Chrome's practice of silently downloading a 4GB Gemini ...

Google has reportedly installed a new AI model for Chrome which takes up 4GB in a PC, and the company may have done it with ...

Google responds with removal setting In response to mounting criticism, Google confirmed it began rolling out a Chrome ...

If you've paid any attention to Google lately, you know that it wants us using its AI tools. So much so that Chrome ...

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Chrome Canary now shows a redesigned multi‑step PWA install flow with desktop shortcuts, taskbar pinning, progress screens, ...