With the help of Gemini Nano, Google's PermissionsAI will determine the likelihood of you granting access to a certain site and relegate the unlikely ones to the background.

Google Chrome's PermissionsAI test anticipates user permissions. PermissionsAI could reduce intrusive pop-ups by analyzing user behavior. It is currently in Chrome Canary for early testing now. Google’s Chrome browser is testing a new feature dubbed PermissionsAI,

Chrome's new feature to use AI, including Gemini Nano v2, to predict permission approvals and provide a quieter UI for unlikely requests.

Google is testing a new feature for its Chrome browser to save you from the pain of constant pop-up requests. The feature, called PermissionsAI, leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to predict how you would respond to requests for location access or notification permissions.

Named PermissionsAI, the new feature leverages Google's "Permission Predictions Service" and Gemini Nano 2 AI model to assess whether a user is likely to approve such requests

Google has begun testing a new feature called "PermissionsAI" in the Chrome browser. It uses AI to predict how likely users are to grant permissions to websites. The browser may show permission requests in a simpler way when the AI thinks it's unlikely the user will approve them,