Google's Chrome browser will automatically download a multi-gigabyte AI model file starting May 9, aimed at enhancing local anti-fraud and AI features. While Google asserts that local AI processing boosts privacy and security, the crypto community is alarmed by the lack of transparency and user consent. As browsers increasingly serve as gateways for crypto wallets and dApps, concerns grow over potential security risks, including malicious extensions and wallet hijacking. Experts suggest that crypto users may need to manage browser environments with the same caution as hardware wallets, emphasizing the importance of isolating configurations and restricting permissions.