Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome now support a policy that blocks automatic local AI model downloads and removes existing ...

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

Google Chrome users who have noticed unusual disk activity or unexplained drops in available storage should look for a folder ...

Hanff discovered a four-gigabyte file named “weights.bin,” in a directory called “OptGuideOnDeviceModel.” The file contains ...

A 4GB file called weights.bin may be sitting on your hard drive right now, put there by Chrome without your knowledge.

Here's how to delete Chrome's weights.bin file and disable Gemini Nano to reclaim your storage space on Windows and macOS.

Google Chrome will steal 4 GB of disk space from your computer for its local large language model unless you opted out. It's ...

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The 4GB on-device AI model, supposedly for Gemini Nano, is installed without consent or opt-in, and even re-downloads itself ...

How to Delete the 4GB File That Chrome May Have (Secretly) Installed on Your Device ...

Moonshot AI just shipped a browser extension, Kimi WebBridge, that hands the wheel to AI agents—without sessions ever leaving ...

What happened?: Security researchers found Chrome can silently install a 4GB Gemini Nano AI model on eligible devices, ...