Google Chrome is rolling out AI autofill that uses Gemini to suggest information from Gmail when users complete online forms. The feature starts in the US and requires Personal Intelligence to be enabled.
Google Chrome can now retrieve order numbers, shipment tracking numbers and travel booking details from Gmail for use in online forms. Users can select the suggested information rather than searching their emails themselves.
The update extends enhanced autofill, which already draws on Google Accounts and services such as Google Wallet. It uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence and is rolling out through Gemini in Chrome on desktop, Android and iOS.
For businesses handling booking or delivery enquiries, this could reduce the effort customers spend finding reference numbers. Availability remains limited to US users, who can manage access or disable enhanced autofill in Chrome settings; Google says sensitive data remains encrypted.
Browser-based retrieval could make forms easier to complete, but the sources provide no evidence yet of higher completion rates.
The US-only rollout and requirement to enable Personal Intelligence limit its immediate usefulness for businesses serving customers worldwide.
User controls mean companies cannot assume every customer will have Gmail details available through autofill.
Written automatically by the Made in 10 Newsroom from the source above.
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