AI browsers collect massive amounts of data: They track your browsing history, downloads, search queries, open tabs, and even sensitive information.They can use this data for AI training and ads: The collected data can help them train AI models, build detailed user profiles, and fuel targeted advertising.You can still protect your privacy: Use 'accountless' modes when available, turn off memory functions, opt out of data training, and avoid sharing sensitive details that you don't want exposed.The post AI Browsers, a Boon to Efficiency or Bane to Privacy? We Set to Find Out! appeared first on Techreport.