Google today announced its latest experimental offering, called Disco. Through it, it focuses on a brand new browsing method powered by artificial intelligence, and makes web browsing more organized.
Disco is only offered to selected users, and must go through a registration process of interest first. Google is offering this experimental web browser to users in the United States only for now.
On Disco, users can ask any question, and then it will perform a search, and allow users to open all related tabs. Further, users can also transform it into a mini application called GenTabs – which brings together various information you need, and displays it in a simple interface. These various technologies are also powered by Google's use of the Gemini model.
With this step, it is seen to lead to a brand new experience in the experience, and make management easier through GenTabs.
For now, Google is still experimenting, and providing limited access to it. It is not yet known whether it will be further developed and integrated into Chrome or not.