Google will integrate Gemini into its Chrome browser for users in the U.S. starting Thursday, just weeks after a federal judge spared the company from a forced breakup in an antitrust case.

Google is incorporating its Gemini artificial intelligence model throughout the Chrome browser, just two weeks after dodging an antitrust case that could have broken up the company.

Google says the AI assistant will be able to complete tedious tasks for users, like booking a haircut or ordering weekly groceries.

Google announces updates to Chrome, integrating Gemini AI to improve productivity, simplify browsing, and enhance online safety. New features include AI-powered search, threat scanning, and one-click password changes.

Now, Google is addressing that problem by integrating AI technology into its Chrome browser via the Gemini assistant. Google’s latest Chrome browser update introduces new features designed to help users understand information and complete tasks more efficiently.

Google is tying Gemini and Chrome closer together, allowing Gemini broader access to your Chrome tabs while quietly turning the address bar into an entry point for its AI Mode. Eventually, it’ll add agentic browsing to Chrome as well.