Google Chrome's intelligent algorithms: new perspectives for web surfing

The Google Chrome update, version M121, includes new experimental AI capabilities to customize and optimize web surfing. These new features, which are rolling out to Chrome on Macs and PCs in the US, can be accessed by signing into Chrome, going to Settings, and going to the Experimental AI page. Google says these are initial public tests of AI capabilities, so they'll be disabled for business and school accounts at this early stage.

The main new feature in the update is the tab organizer tool. This is aimed at reducing the need to manually group related browser tabs. You can right-click on a tab and select "Organize Similar Tabs" or click the drop-down arrow next to the tabs. Chrome will then automatically detect tabs with related content and suggest creating tab groups for them. It even suggests names and emojis for these groups to make them easier to find later.

🚀 Tab management is an important part of web browsing. Often, users can open multiple tabs, which reduces productivity due to the inconvenience of switching between them. The tab organizer tool in the new Google Chrome update promises to make this process easier by automatically grouping similar tabs. For example, if a user has multiple soccer news tabs open, Chrome might suggest creating a "Football News" tab group and automatically add all relevant tabs to that group.

• 📌 The new version of Chrome allows you to create personalized themes. This builds on Google's previous introduction of AI-powered wallpapers for Android and Pixel devices. You can customize Chrome by choosing a subject, mood, visual style, and color palette options. The AI ​​will then create a unique theme that matches those choices.