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These days announcements like this just make me want to put on my tinfoil hat - what's in it for Google, though? Why make it more convenient for people to submit webpages to you?
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> what's in it for google

everyone elses product does it


Presumably the upside for Google is they'll just lock it behind the "Google AI Plus" subscription plan if it isn't already

>what's in it for google

gemini is a paid product.


It's available free, visit: https://gemini.google.com (logged out, incognito, etc)

yes it has a free tier. but if you use it lots, you'll run out of free credits.

this is google introducing a feature that will encourage more use of a product that they charge money for. we don't need to speculate "how does this benefit google" on the products that they directly charge for.


Yes. We desperately need more local models.

Lots of people are flocking to Claude and ChatGPT -- and making Gemini more useful in the browser everyone already has makes a lot of sense.

More Google use, more data they gather, more ads they can show you


"Lots of people" -- actual numbers will be helpful.

If you look at market share, Google the search product barely changed.

In terms of financials, Alphabet is earning more than ever on ads, according to earnings.


To chatgpt? Claude I believe, but chat?



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