In today's world where cybercrime is on the rise, the need for a stronger password for our online accounts is not optional. This need for stronger passwords is reflected in the features of most web3 browsers. We often receive warnings on the strength of our passwords during signups from these web3 browsers. Most internet users use password manager applications to keep their accounts safe.

Google, the company behind the Chrome browser, may step up the users' security campaign with an AI-powered password manager. Most of us are already familiar with the generative Google Gemini. According to this information from @Leopeva64, an X user known for leaking information about upcoming features in Google Chrome, Google will soon integrate Gemini into the Chrome browser to help users manage their passwords. He backed this revelation with the chromium Gerrit codebase.

One confusing thing about this upcoming AI password manager is that the feature is going to be on the browser by default, that is, every Chrome user has to use the feature. This information can be seen in one of the screenshots where it is said that "only deleting all passwords will turn this feature off ".

As this feature is still under development, we can't conclude if the final product will follow the above route or not. Also, the integration of the AI, Gemini is to further enhance the security of the browsing experience.

Undoubtedly, the integration of AI into the Chrome browser will further improve Security because AI can detect network threats easily since it scans data fast. It will be easier for users to make queries while browsing.

We are gradually moving to a world where artificial intelligence will be part of everything we do. We have to prepare for this. The only concern with AI usage is the trustworthiness of the AI model. Check the content I wrote below on understanding how Verifiable Credentials enhance trust in the AI Information Supply Chain....