Fill in flight numbers and order numbers with one click, and Chrome AI auto-fill is officially launched. Google announced on Wednesday that the Chrome browser will launch an advanced AI auto-fill function that can read information in users’ Gmail emails and generate more accurate online form filling suggestions.

Fill in flight numbers and order numbers with one click, Chrome AI auto-fill officially launched Google announced on Wednesday that the Chrome browser will launch an advanced AI auto-fill feature that can read information in users' Gmail emails and generate more accurate online form filling suggestions. This function can refer to the email content and automatically prompt key data such as flight confirmation number, member ID, logistics tracking information, order number, address, phone number or credit card number. This move is a further extension of Google's personal intelligence capabilities. Previously, users could connect Google apps to the Gemini assistant to retrieve details and answer complex questions. This update embeds similar capabilities directly into the browser to improve the efficiency of daily form filling and enhance users' stickiness in the Chrome and Google AI ecosystems. The experience logic is similar to Apple’s function of automatically recognizing SMS verification codes and prompting for input. Users can choose whether to enable enhanced autofill in Chrome settings. Google emphasized that sensitive data will be encrypted. The feature is currently rolling out to U.S. desktop users, as well as the Gemini iOS and Android apps in the Chrome browser. In the context of generative AI accelerating its penetration into core browser scenarios, Google is strengthening Chrome's intelligent experience through deep integration of email and search data, further consolidating its competitive advantage in the field of AI-driven browsers. via AI News (author: AI Base)