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Old phones, web, Chrome, Gemini AI is coming everywhere
Google’s Gemini AI is already available across phone, its search engine and now you can access it via Chrome on your desktop as well.
Gemini AI is a large language model (LLM) and AI-powered chatbot that is developed by Google, allowing users to interact directly with Google AI for help with writing, planning, learning and more. In just a few clicks, users will now be able to use the power of Gemini AI. This has been a game-changer in the world of artificial intelligence technology.
Amid the launch of Gemini AI, Google has integrated its Gemini AI chatbot into the desktop version of Google Chrome. This allows users to directly ask questions and queries to Gemini AI by just writing them into the address bar. Here’s how we can access Gemini AI through the Chrome Search Bar:
How To Use Gemini AI In Chrome
Step 1: The first step is to open Google Chrome on your desktop.
Step 2: Then, type “@” in the desktop address bar and select Chat with Gemini.
Step 3: Once the Gemini AI is opened, write your prompt or query.
Step 4: Users will then get the response to their query on gemini.google.com.
Accessing Gemini AI directly from the Google Chrome address bar has many benefits for users. This will allow the users to access the AI-powered assistance seamlessly, skipping the step of opening a separate website or application. They can directly submit their queries and questions, getting the desired response. This will save a lot of time and effort for the users.
Apart from that, it has been reported by Digit News that Google is planning to introduce a new feature with Gemini that will give AI-powered password suggestions to users when they are changing or updating their passwords on Chrome. However, this move has been criticised, as many feel that it will give Gemini-AI the access to a vast amount of personal data, including our online passwords.
The Gemini AI is now available in 150 countries for both Android devices and iPhone devices. However, two major areas, the EU and the UK, are the notable absentees where Gemini has not been launched yet.
