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- Google's New Chrome Update Offers AI-Powered Protection, But Raises Privacy Concerns
- Waymo Unveils EMMA AI Model for Enhanced Self-Driving Research

Google's New Chrome Update Offers AI-Powered Protection, But Raises Privacy Concerns

Chrome's New AI-Powered Safe Browsing

Google Chrome has introduced an AI-enhanced "Safe Browsing" feature aimed at protecting its 3 billion users from malicious sites and downloads. This feature, currently in the Canary development phase, will soon be available for all users.

Privacy Concerns Highlighted

However, Chrome's update requires sending users' browsing data to Google, raising privacy concerns, especially when compared to Android's on-device threat detection. Microsoft's recent campaign promoting Edge's privacy features increases competition in the enterprise sector, where browser security is crucial.

The Cookie Conundrum

Privacy worries persist with Chrome's delay in phasing out third-party cookies, sparking mixed reactions in the advertising industry. Despite these challenges, Chrome maintains its dominant user base and continues to focus on security and privacy adaptations.

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Waymo Unveils EMMA AI Model for Enhanced Self-Driving Research

Waymo’s New AI Model for Self-Driving

Alphabet's Waymo has introduced EMMA, an end-to-end AI research model for autonomous driving. Leveraging real-world sensor data and Waymo’s Gemini language model, EMMA aims to improve driving tasks through multimodal learning, integrating visual and language-based inputs.

Advancements and Challenges

Key features include end-to-end learning, unified language space, and chain-of-thought reasoning, with a 6.7% improvement in planning performance. While still in research, EMMA faces industry criticism over safety and decision-making transparency, reflecting broader concerns about AI in autonomous systems.

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