Firefox wants to be the anti-Chrome browser for the AI era

# Firefox Wants to Challenge Big Tech's Control Over AI in Browsers Firefox is trying to stand out from Chrome, Safari, and Edge by taking a different approach to artificial intelligence: rather than building its own AI assistant into the browser like Google and Microsoft are doing, Firefox is positioning itself as a tool that lets *you* choose which AI services to use—or none at all. The browser's makers argue this gives you more control and privacy instead of locking you into whatever AI system a giant tech company decides to push. It's Mozilla's strategy to win back users who've drifted away by offering something the dominant browsers don't: freedom from corporate AI by default.