If a lack of glittery AI baubles in your preferred web browser has you feeling like a luddite, fear ye not: Google has announced a new AI browser — one you may have heard of: Chrome. In a new blog post, Google has unveiled a bold “reimagining” of Google Chrome suffused with AI, turning it from mere webpage renderer to an “intelligent partner that learns and adapts to your needs” as you browse. The bulk of Chrome’s “AI” infusion will take place in the omnibox (what Google calls its address bar) as part of “AI Mode”. Google says it will also add the same feature to Android and iOS builds of the browser ‘soon’. Fresh off justifying to the DoJ why anti-trust concerns were misplaced and that it shouldn’t be forced to sell Chrome because AI is eating the web, Google announces plans to transform its market-dominant web browser into a frontend for its own AI service…