Google has announced an AI-powered browser, “Disco,” as an experiment that transforms browser tabs into web apps.

For many years, web browsers have followed a familiar pattern. Users open tabs, read pages, save links, and switch back and forth while trying to make sense of large amounts of information. Even with ...

Google Labs introduces Disco, an experimental browser. Its „GenTabs“ are designed to automatically generate web apps from ...

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Meta’s AI organization underwent tremendous change in 2025. After the disappointing debut of its flagship Llama 4 model, ...

Google launches Disco, an experimental AI browser using Gemini 3 to turn tabs into interactive apps via simple text prompts.

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