Apple is “actively looking at” reshaping the Safari web browser on its devices to focus on AI-powered search engines, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, a move that could chip away at ...

This would mean Safari users wouldn’t see AI Overviews in search results, but people using Google’s own apps would. Google, however, “ultimately decided against that move,” the report says.

AI-based search options may be coming to Safari across Apple’s platforms. At least, that’s what Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior VP of services, testified in the Justice Department’s lawsuit ...

Apple might be looking to shake up your Safari browsing experience thanks to the power of AI. During the recent Google antitrust trial, Apple’s Eddy Cue, the senior VP of services, mentioned ...

Cue claims Apple has discussed a possible Safari-integration with Perplexity, but didn't share any definitive plans during his testimony. It's clear that he believes AI assistants will inevitably ...

But AI upgrades to Safari feel inevitable. The so-called “Intelligent Search” would use a large language model to find key phrases and words in an article as the basis for its summary.

Safari is Embracing More AI Features Soon Apple is not yet done with AI features and this time, they are coming to its Safari browser, along with notable UI upgrades once iOS 18 drops.

The Bing AI experience may look the same in Edge, Chrome, and presumably Safari, but there are a couple of obstacles you'll bump into with the non-Microsoft browsers, as noted by Windows Latest.

Apple plans to revamp Safari with AI search, challenging Google's dominance. Google parent Alphabet's shares dropped 7.6%, losing over $150 billion in market value.