Google’s Gemini AI integration in Chrome sparks debate, with Mozilla warning it may give Chrome an unfair advantage in the AI ...

Google's decision to base these APIs on Gemini Nano in Chrome means that developers will create apps based on Gemini's ...

Google's posted an updated fraud and scam advisory ahead of its inaugural Scams Summit. The advisory drew awareness to prominent scam attempts involving customer support, package tracking, and toll ...

Chrome now has better built-in AI using Gemini Nano, an efficient local model that runs entirely on-device. This means no information is sent into the cloud, respecting user privacy. From Chrome ...

Google has already added Gemini Nano to Chrome, and now Microsoft is opening its on-device AI to Edge. Microsoft has announced in the Build conference that it will soon open the existing on-device AI ...

Last week, the company deployed on-device Gemini Nano to detect and block fraudulent websites in real-time across Chrome, Search and Android systems—blocking millions of scam pages daily.

Real-time scam alerts on Chrome with Gemini Nano Gemini Nano, Google's on-device AI, is now integrated into Chrome, where it can scan websites in real time. It alerts users about suspicious ...

Gemini Nano AI is playing a big role in keeping people safe on Chrome from these scams and the browser can now analyse the threats of these websites and warn users in real-time about the dangers of ...

2. It Can Detect Sophisticated Phishing Attacks Using Gemini Nano Phishing attacks have become quite sophisticated these days, such as homograph attacks. Phishing pages can look almost the same as the ...

Chrome app will make good use of the Gemini Nano, an on-device large language AI model, to keep Android users twice as safe from phishing and other scams compared to the conventional protection mode.