Google’s latest feature in Chrome prioritises practicality by using predictive loading to speed up browsing, focusing on performance rather than artificial intelligence innovation.
Chrome’s predictive loading is less about artificial intelligence than practicality. The browser tries to anticipate where you will go next and fetches content in advance, so pages can appear to open faster once you click. Google says the feature is designed to improve browsing speed, and its support materials describe it as a performance setting rather than a novelty.
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