Google is now integrating Gemini AI directly into Chrome

Like most other tech companies, Google is investing heavily in the development of AI models and trying to incorporate AI into anything and everything in their portfolio. The latest endeavor apparently involves Google integrating its Gemini AI assistant into its world-popular Chrome browser--at least, that's the rumor going around. And that rumor is backed up by some newly discovered code in the latest version of Chrome Canary, reports Windows Latest. Canary is a special version of the browser for testing out experimental features, and it appears that Gemini is being integrated with it. However, it doesn't seem to be fully operational yet. The new feature is called GLIC, which stands for "Gemini Live in Chrome," and it comes with a new "Glic" section in Chrome's settings page.