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Google explores the future of web browsing with the launch of Disco, a new browser project distinct from Chrome that integrates artificial intelligence. Based on Chromium and turning with the help of the Gemini 3 IA, this browser offers a concept called GenTab, designed to transform the way it ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) Th…
The Google Chrome team created the Disco browser, preparing the future of browsing.
With Disco, Google Labs introduces an experimental browser, whose "GenTabs" is designed to automatically generate web apps from open tabs and chat channels.
Google’s Disco Tool: AI Turns Chaotic Tabs into Productive GenTabs
Google’s latest foray into artificial intelligence is shaking up the web browsing arena with an experimental tool called Disco, a project that promises to transform chaotic clusters of browser tabs into streamlined, interactive applications. Announced through Google’s official blog, Disco leverages the company’s advanced Gemini 3 model to automate and enhance how users interact with online content. At its core, the system analyzes open tabs and …
Google has introduced "Disco" an experimental new browser that shows where the journey could go for Chrome.
With the experimental browser "Disco", Google consistently relies on a trend that is emerging in the entire industry: user interfaces that are generated in real time for the respective context instead of coming from a fixed catalog of applications. Disco's central function is "GenTab" and runs on the basis of Gemini 3. It analyzes your open tabs, search queries and chat processes in order to create suitable tools from it. If you look at thermody…
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