Google Chrome and New AI

May 8, 2026, 17:17
European UnionTechnology

Introduction

Google put a small AI called Gemini Nano into the Chrome browser. Now, the AI works on your own computer.

Main Body

Google put the AI on computers without asking users first. The AI helps find scams and fix text. It uses 4GB of space. If your computer has no space, the AI disappears. Google says this is good for privacy. But some experts disagree. They say Google wants to save money. They think Google is using your computer instead of their own servers. Google changed some settings in the new version. Some people are worried about their data. Google says data stays on your computer, but not on Google websites.

Conclusion

Google puts AI in Chrome by default. Users must go to settings to remove it.

Learning

The 'Action' Pattern

Look at how the article describes what Google does. It uses a simple pattern: Who → Does → What.

  • Google → put → AI
  • AI → helps → find scams
  • Experts → disagree

Why this helps you reach A2: In English, the order of words is very strict. You cannot move the 'Who' to the end.

Quick Tip: The 'S' Rule Notice the difference between one person and many people:

  • Google says (One company = add 's')
  • Experts say (Many people = no 's')

Useful Words from the Text:

  • By default: This means it happens automatically unless you change it.
  • Disappears: To go away or stop being there.

Vocabulary Learning

computer (n.)
an electronic device that can store and process data
Example:I use my computer to write emails.
users (n.)
people who use a computer or software
Example:The app has many users worldwide.
text (n.)
written words that can be read
Example:Please read the text carefully.
space (n.)
area or room that can be used or occupied
Example:The apartment has plenty of space.
privacy (n.)
the right to keep personal information private
Example:She values her privacy when using social media.
money (n.)
currency used to buy goods or services
Example:He saved money for a new car.
settings (n.)
options that can be adjusted on a device
Example:Go to settings to change the display brightness.
data (n.)
facts or information stored electronically
Example:The company collects data about customer habits.
website (n.)
a page on the internet that can be visited
Example:Visit our website for more information.
default (adj.)
the standard option chosen automatically
Example:The printer uses the default paper size.
remove (v.)
to take something away or delete it
Example:Click the button to remove the file.
help (v.)
to give assistance or support
Example:Can you help me with this task?