Google Chrome is adding a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will help consumers make informed decisions while buying online products. On Monday, Mountain View -based Tech Dev announced a summary of the AI -powered store that will show users on a product page on the e -commerce website and will show users relevant insights about the product. The company said the AI tool is through Google Shopping and other famous review websites sources. This online shopping feature is currently only available in the United States and can be obtained through a desktop app.
Google Chrome offers AI-Enflit Store Summary for buyers
In a blog post, Tech Dev announced the summary of the new AI -powered store and explained how to use them. As mentioned above, it is currently only available in the US, English. The feature is currently not available through mobile apps.
Users to access the feature, users will have to click on the Togle icon located on the left side of the web address bar. The icon contains options such as settings, cookies and site data, and secure connection. Eligible users will now see a new option for store studies while living on the product page on the e -commerce website.
Based on a joint screenshots by the company, the AI tool summarizes the overall feedback of individuals who have already purchased its products. The focus is on customer service, product quality, shipping, pricing and return. In addition, it also shows product rating. In particular, the window also mentions that the Summary Reviews made from the AI of the studies matches the independent review websites such as the trust pilots, the schemes, Google and more. Consumers can also provide feedback on whether a summary was helpful or not.
Separately, Google Chrome Organization is making it easier for the Chrome Organization account and personal account to continue browsing data. The company is also improving the sign -in process, eliminating the need to log out and login in terms of work. The browser will now inform the user when they enter the experience of an organization. Specifically, the company says businesses will control the information and how it is handled.


