"In December, Mozilla CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo attracted a lot of attention by announcing that Firefox would become a "modern AI browser.""
"In order not to alienate users, the company also promised a new setting that would make it possible to turn off some or all of the AI features, including the chatbot in the sidebar, automatic translations, tab grouping, and link previews. It is now clear that the new AI settings will be added to Firefox 148, a version that will be rolled out to the public on Feb. 24. Mozilla unveiled the feature on Monday."
In December, Mozilla CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo announced that Firefox would become a "modern AI browser." The company promised a new setting to allow users to turn off some or all AI features to avoid alienating users. Those AI features include the chatbot in the sidebar, automatic translations, tab grouping, and link previews. The new AI settings are slated for inclusion in Firefox 148. Firefox 148 will roll out to the public on Feb. 24, and Mozilla unveiled the feature on Monday.
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