With the help of Gemini Nano, Google's PermissionsAI will determine the likelihood of you granting access to a certain site and relegate the unlikely ones to the background.

Google Chrome's PermissionsAI test anticipates user permissions. PermissionsAI could reduce intrusive pop-ups by analyzing user behavior. It is currently in Chrome Canary for early testing now. Google’s Chrome browser is testing a new feature dubbed PermissionsAI,

Chrome's new feature to use AI, including Gemini Nano v2, to predict permission approvals and provide a quieter UI for unlikely requests.

Google is testing a new feature for its Chrome browser to save you from the pain of constant pop-up requests. The feature, called PermissionsAI, leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to predict how you would respond to requests for location access or notification permissions.

PermissionsAI uses Google’s “Permissions Predictions Service”, which is a part of Gemini Nano v2. With the help of AI, this allows Chrome to predict whether you’re likely to click yes or no to a specific pop-up. If it thinks you’re going to say no, and it's far more likely that you will, then the pop-up gets hidden away with a “less intrusive UI”.