The web browser has been at the core of the experience of using the internet basically since the internet was first created. But while they’ve always been key to the internet as a whole, until now, they’ve also been passive tools that you have to control. AI browsers are changing that in a pretty fundamental way. Instead of sitting there waiting for your input, these browsers can actually read pages, summarize content, dig through research, and take action on your behalf. The benefits of this are more obvious for repetitive, mundane tasks. I, for example, often order my groceries online before picking them up — something that takes a while but could be easily automated. That said, let's be realistic about where things actually are right now. AI browsers are still in their early days, and they typically complement traditional browsers more than replace them.…