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Recent Chrome browser update announced 3 new AI powered features for Google Chrome browser in my Windows 10 Pro system – specifically:
– Tab Organizer Settings
– Create Themes Settings
– Help Me Write Settings
There also seemed an implication these would cause telemetry back to Google.

Remembering inclinations to disable Windows and Edge Copilot AI, should I have the same concerns about AI powered features in the Google Chrome browser? Not sure how I would do that. I remember registry edits to disable Copilot AI. Anything similar for Chrome AI?

My inclination is I don’t want AI in Chrome any more than I wanted Copilot AI in Windows.
I honestly don’t know how to treat this. Looking for thoughts and opinions and what others are doing.

I am Windows 10 Pro and Chrome is 123.0.6312.59 if that helps.

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I am suggesting that this thread be permanently affixed to the top of the topic.

Yesterday I received information pointing to Google enabling more AI via the Chrome browser.  So this morning I was planning on doing something about that because I do not want an AI in my system at all.  So before permanently swapping from Chrome to Firefox or Duck Duck Go I wanted to see if Ask Woody had anything on this topic a voila, it was right in front of me.  So I took the advice of Alex 5723, read the article that he had tabbed and enacted the changes that were discussed in the article.  It was easy to follow and I manually made the changes via RegEdit.  (There is also a script that can be run if you don’t want to do manual changes in RegEdit.

Anyway this was awesome information on restricting AI inside of Chrome.  I believe that it should be tagged to the top of Chrome AI Powered Features.

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