Google’s Gemini Spark AI agent can now browse the web and run errands for you

Google's Gemini Spark AI agent is gaining the ability to browse the web and perform tasks like booking flights or finding apartments. This integration with Chrome's auto-browse feature allows the AI to act on your behalf using saved credentials.
Key takeaways
- AI agents can now perform web browsing and online tasks.
- Integration with Chrome allows automated credential use.
- Raises significant privacy and security considerations.
- Potential for AI to manage personal digital errands.
Why it matters
This development means AI assistants could soon handle complex online research and transactions directly. Users need to understand the implications for data security and privacy when granting AI access to personal accounts and browsing history.
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