These helpful new features aren't yet available to the masses — but they're there and ready for you, if you know where to find 'em.

The AI browser wars are heating up. Google has Gemini in Chrome, Perplexity is building its Comet AI browser, and The Browser Company just got acquired by Atlassian for $610 million. Now, Microsoft ...

Perplexity's Comet browser fundamentally reimagines what a web browser can accomplish by heavily pushing AI to speed up the boring tasks and putting more control in your hands.

Google weaving Gemini further into the popular Chrome browser is an inflection point for AI in our software, although some users will still be looking for the “off” switch.

Artificial-intelligence startups, like the makers of the “smart” web browser Dia, are being acquired for vast sums. But it’s not yet clear which products can transcend the hype.

Browsers are our windows to the online world. And that window is about to be renovated, offering us a clearer and smarter view. But, before looking at what lies ahead, let’s step back a ...

AI browsers from Microsoft, OpenAI and Perplexity can fall for scams faster than humans, completing fraudulent purchases and clicking malicious links without verification.

Microsoft is jumping into the AI browser wars with a bet that making its Edge browser your new personal assistant will help it compete with Google Chrome, as well as upstart projects from OpenAI and ...

Learning management systems (LMSes) are the digital backbone of modern education. From Canvas and Moodle to Blackboard and Brightspace, these platforms organize coursework, deliver assessments, and ...

However, it’s clear that the Chrome strategy worked, and now Google seems to be doing the same thing with its AI services. By integrating Gemini with Chrome, it can help to increase its market share ...

Atlassian acquires The Browser Company, maker of Arc and Dia. It's part of a broader industry effort to build the next-generation browser.

Google Chrome now features an AI mode and deeper Gemini integration which is rolling out for all users in the US today for free.