Google Updates Chrome Autofill With Artificial Intelligence to Search Gmail

Google announced on Wednesday that Chrome is receiving an artificial intelligence upgrade to autofill online forms using details found in Gmail.

NationPulse Desk

Oct 28, 2026 · 10:00 PM 1 min read

Google Updates Chrome Autofill With Artificial Intelligence to Search Gmail

Key takeaways

Google announced a Chrome browser update with artificial intelligence autofill on Wednesday.
The tool pulls suggestions from Gmail to complete online forms.
It can reference flight confirmations, tracking information, addresses, and credit card numbers.
Users in the United States on desktop, iOS, and Android are receiving the rollout.

Google announced on Wednesday that its Chrome browser is receiving an artificial intelligence upgrade to improve autofill functions by pulling suggestions directly from user Gmail accounts.

By referencing emails, the browser can propose necessary details such as flight confirmation numbers, membership IDs, tracking information, order numbers, addresses, phone numbers, or credit card numbers.

This new release expands upon Google Personal Intelligence, a system that already lets individuals connect Google Apps to the Gemini artificial intelligence assistant to fetch specific facts and answer complex questions.

Users have the option to turn the enhanced autofill feature on or off within their Chrome settings, just like other Personal Intelligence tools, and Google stated that sensitive data remains encrypted.

Desktop users in the United States, along with individuals using the iOS and Android apps for Gemini in Chrome, are currently receiving this rollout.

Why it matters

Users in the United States on desktop, iOS, and Android apps are affected as they can now use artificial intelligence in Chrome to complete forms using Gmail data.