New AI browser helpers raise serious privacy worries

AI-powered browser assistants that give real-time suggestions are causing privacy fears. Experts warn that these tools collect too much browsing data, risking misuse and surveillance. Calls for better transparency and opt-out options are growing. 🔒🕵️‍♂️

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