Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the show, we are talking about

AI security specifically for browsers. Google Chrome has released a bunch of new security measures

for the Google Chrome agentic features that they're going to be rolling out. And I think a lot of

these are actually very interesting ideas that we're going to see played out

with OpenAI's Atlas browser, with perplexity, Sonnet browser. And inevitably, everyone,

including Firefox, I think, will have some version of an AI browser that can go and take

actions for you. I think this is basically the final, one of the best form factors for AI

agents. I think the kind of golden ticket would be an actual

software on your computer that could take more control of your computer. But I think the next

best thing and the thing that has the widest distribution today would be browsers. So something like

Google Chrome would be the number one place that I think we could get these AI agents actually

taking action and being very, very useful for us. So the big problem, of course, Chrome would be the number one place that I think we could get these AI agents actually take

an action of being very, very useful for us.

So the big problem, of course, is all of the innumerable ways that you can have security

breaches and you can have bad actors essentially tricking these AI agents into handing

over data or money for things that you wouldn't want to hand over your data

or money for.

And bad actors and hackers can essentially steal this data in these ways.

So Google obviously is very concerned about this, but they have a massive incentive to not

have the Chrome browser disrupted by someone like perplexity or Open AI.

So they need to stay in the game.

And so, of course, Google has a lot of really bright minds over there. And they've come some really incredible solutions. I want to break down what some of our solutions are and how I think this evolves. And also where I believe that they are falling short because I don't think everything they've done is perfect. So we're going to get into all of that. Before we do, I wanted to mention if you want to try all of the models I talk about on the show, whether that be Open AI or Cloud or Google Gemini or all of the image models or audio models like 11 Labs, I'd love for you to try out AIbox. This is my own startup. We've launched a no code AI app builder where you can describe a tool or an app that you want to create and it will build a workflow for you that you can use to help automate a lot of your tasks you do online. We're adding new features all the time and have some exciting stuff coming out. But if you want to try that out or get access to over 40 different AI models to chat with them like chat GPT, but all of the different AI models instead of

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