Google reported last week that its Chrome browser is building on existing machine learning (ML) capabilities. The idea is to make browsing even safer and more intuitive accessibility tools, as well as other new features that make the browser more useful.
The use of ML in Chrome is nothing new: Since March, a new technology model has been used to define the traditional in the browser. Safe Browsing red screensa list of restrictions that “identify 2.5x more potentially malicious websites and phishing attacks” compared to the old model.
How will ML features improve browsing in Chrome?
When you introduce an ML system instead of a set of rules to generate responses from the process, machine learning algorithms create the system’s own rules and questions. Like this, they automatically mute notification alerts that people probably wouldn’t allow. With this, the data is invisible (although it can be released manually) and navigation is more fluid.
Chrome will also learn If you have a habit of translating a particular page to Portuguese, for example, and it will do this automatically. According to Google, the action has already resulted in “tens of millions of more successful translations every day,” and let’s face it, it’s much more convenient to do it manually from the floating menu every time.
In the Android system, another feature will be introduced in the shortcut of the toolbar that appears to the right of the Omnibox. resources New Tab, Share or Voice Search it will also be regulated by ML in “real time”. The promise is that the improvements will offer the creation of live captions and automatic tagging of what is shown in the images.
Source: Tec Mundo
