Google continues to improve user security by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the Chrome browser. This technology is designed to protect users from various forms of online fraud, including phishing and malicious notifications.

Gemini Nano: AI Strengthens Chrome’s Security
One of the key innovations introduced is Gemini Nano, a device-based large language model (LLM) now used in Chrome. This technology allows Chrome to detect and block malicious websites more quickly and accurately.

Google has also introduced AI-based alerts in Chrome for Android, which help users identify potentially spammy or misleading notifications. With this feature, users will receive if the system detects a threat from a suspicious notification.

Enhanced Protection: An Additional Layer of Security
Enhanced Protection mode in Chrome’s Safe Browsing feature offers higher levels of protection than standard mode. With the help of AI, the system can identify and prevent users from accessing potentially fraudulent sites.

Google has also used AI to detect and block hundreds of millions of fraudulent search results every day. This technology has reduced fraud by more than 80%, especially in cases where perpetrators pretend to be airline customer service agents.

The Future of AI Security in Chrome:
Google plans to continue to expand the use of AI in Chrome’s security system, including increasing the scope of protection to other types of fraud. With an AI-based approach, Chrome not only improves user security but also ensures a safer and more comfortable browsing experience.

With this innovation, Google demonstrates its commitment to protecting users from increasingly complex digital threats.