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Google has launched an advanced autofill feature for Chrome that can extract information from Gmail. According to the Google Blog, this feature uses Gemini's Personal Intelligence to automatically suggest details such as order numbers, shipping information, and flight reservations when filling out online forms. It is gradually rolling out in the US to Gemini in Chrome users who have Personal Intelligence enabled on desktop, Android, and iOS; sensitive data is encrypted, and users can manage permissions in Chrome settings. TechCrunch AI reported the same day that the feature can extract information such as flight confirmation numbers, membership IDs, shipping information, order numbers, addresses, phone numbers, or credit card numbers from Gmail and fill it into online forms; it is an extension of Personal Intelligence, and users can choose whether to enable it.
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Oct 29
TechCrunch AI
Chrome's AI Autofill Can Read Gmail Content to Fill Out Forms
Google announced that Chrome will launch an advanced version of AI autofill that can extract information such as flight confirmation numbers, membership IDs, shipping information, order numbers, addresses, phone numbers, or credit card numbers from users' Gmail to fill in online forms. This feature is an extension of Google Personal Intelligence; users can choose whether to enable it in Chrome settings, and sensitive data will be encrypted. The feature will first roll out to desktop users in the United States and will also arrive in the Gemini iOS and Android apps within Chrome.
Oct 28
Google BlogFirst-party
Chrome Enhanced Autofill Begins Pulling Data from Gmail
Chrome's enhanced autofill feature has begun extracting information from Gmail, using Gemini's Personal Intelligence to automatically suggest details such as order numbers, shipping information, and flight bookings when filling out online forms. The feature is gradually rolling out in the US to Gemini in Chrome users who have Personal Intelligence enabled on desktop, Android, and iOS; sensitive data is encrypted, and users can manage permissions in Chrome settings.