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It is enough to destroy the taste of the mouse by far to write the AI to our post

The new option “Help Me Write” allows users to use artificial intelligence to compile text boxes. More news for Google in the field of artificial intelligence. The tech giant has just released a new feature on Chrome that allows users to ask AI to write the contents of text boxes for them, simply by clicking the right mouse button.

The option, called “Help Me Write”, represents an unprecedented innovation for the browser, simplifying the process of requesting artificial intelligence intervention. “Our goal with the latest AI features in Chrome has been to make this technology easier to use/more accessible for everyday tasks without having to be an expert,” a company spokesperson told Gizmodo.

Precisely for this reason, Google has decided to use AI to “help the user write and refine shorter form content for rather common online activities, such as requesting information on a purchase or sale of an item”. In this way Big G hopes to improve the quality of content published and/or sent online by users, providing them with an incredibly easy-to-use tool. Just call up the artificial intelligence in Chrome, describe what you would like to write and the option, thanks to the support of the Gemini linguistic model, will propose a text to use for the occasion.

For the moment, it seems, the new Chrome feature will only be available on Mac and Windows PCs, exclusively in English. And like all the recent AI features launched by the tech giant, “Help Me Write” also presents itself as an experimental tool that users must activate in the system settings before actually using it. Those interested, therefore, simply have to open Chrome, click on the three dots icon at the top right, open the settings and then click on the “Experimental AI” item. From here you can choose to enable or disable the browser’s AI features, including “Help me Write”. All that remains is to wait for the option to be enabled in Italy.

Source: Wired
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