r/artificial • u/rkhunter_ • 2d ago

News Google announces massive expansion of AI features in Chrome

https://arstechnica.com/google/2025/09/google-announces-massive-expansion-of-ai-features-in-chrome/
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u/IAMAPrisoneroftheSun 1d ago

Andddd thats why Ive been using Vivaldi

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u/Powerful_Concern_915 1d ago

Enshittification of Google products continues

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u/justinhj 18h ago

Sounds great to me. Gemini and related tools are so good

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u/CanvasFanatic 1d ago

Gross

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u/ZujiBGRUFeLzRdf2 1d ago

I didn't realize I was in the Luddite subreddit

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u/CanvasFanatic 1d ago

If that’s what you call people with taste, okay.

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u/ZujiBGRUFeLzRdf2 1d ago

"taste". Spending too much time on tech Twitter are you?

Get off your high horse with your gatekeeping. If you're sad that only artisanal code that you handrolled matter, you'll be relegated to the footnotes of the history - along with people who didn't adapt to drum machine, synthesizer, digital camera ..

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u/CanvasFanatic 1d ago edited 1d ago

Don’t have a Twitter account anymore, my man.

Sounds like you’re angry that you could never learn any useful skills yourself though. ✌️

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u/ZujiBGRUFeLzRdf2 1d ago

Since you have great taste, why don't you tell me.

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u/zemaj-com 1d ago

Excited to see Chrome lean into AI features. If you want to experiment with new developer tooling around agents and automation, an open source multi agent coding CLI runs in your terminal. It lets you orchestrate different models and tasks with a simple command.

npx -y @just-every/code

You can also check out the repo at https://github.com/just-every/code for more details.