India, March 11 -- The artificial intelligence (AI) browser wars, which have periodically simmered in the past few months, now witness the arrival of the most serious player yet. Google is bringing Gemini in Chrome to India, alongside Canada and New Zealand, marking a serious AI layer in the world's most commonly used web browser. The web browser, which didn't really evolve or change user habits for the best part of two decades, is undergoing a significant overhaul.

"We are launching it to India, New Zealand, and Canada, and also expanding our language support to over 50 languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, and Tamil," says Charmaine D'Silva, who is Director, Product Management, Chrome, in a briefing of which H...