3 6 Ke·2025-08-28 03:25Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emergence of AI agents integrated into web browsers, highlighting the competitive landscape among major AI companies to enhance user experience and functionality through browser extensions and new browser developments [10][13][14]. Group 1: AI Browser Integration - Claude for Chrome is a new AI agent that allows users to interact with it directly within the Chrome browser, enabling functionalities such as scheduling, email management, and property searches [8][10]. - Perplexity has launched its own AI browser, Comet, which offers similar capabilities, including meeting bookings and email follow-ups [13]. - Major players like Google and Microsoft are also embedding AI features into their browsers, with Google integrating Gemini and Microsoft incorporating Copilot [14]. Group 2: Security Measures - Claude for Chrome has implemented strict security protocols to mitigate risks associated with browser-based AI, such as prompt injection attacks, which can lead to unauthorized actions [10][11]. - Users can restrict Claude's access to specific websites and must provide permission for high-risk operations, ensuring a safer browsing experience [12]. - The limited initial rollout to 1,000 selected Max plan users is a strategy to gather data and feedback for improving security measures [10][11]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - The global browser market is dominated by Google Chrome, which held a 68.35% share in 2025, significantly ahead of its closest competitor, Safari, at 16.25% [19]. - The competition among AI companies to develop browser-integrated AI solutions is intensifying, with different approaches being taken, such as creating extensions for existing browsers or developing entirely new browsers [16][17].