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Don’t want AI in your browser? Firefox now lets you shut it off
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PCWorld
Mozilla has added a new kill switch for AI features to its Firefox browser.
This allows you to disable everything related to artificial intelligence with a single click.
You can find the version number in Settings under Help > About Firefox.
The kill switch lives in the Settings menu.
You’ll see a box called Block AI Enhancements, which is set to Off by default.