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How to Delete the 4GB File That Chrome May Have (Secretly) Installed on Your Device ...

Google never really asked or notified users about this, and both Windows and macOS are affected.

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Without notice or consent, Chrome has been downloading the hefty Gemini Nano model to run AI locally on your computer.

Here's how to delete Chrome's weights.bin file and disable Gemini Nano to reclaim your storage space on Windows and macOS.

Reporting from May 2026 accurately claimed that Google Chrome silently installed a 4-gigabyte artificial intelligence model ...

In 2024, Google Chrome expanded its built-in AI initiative by introducing APIs and browser features that enable the local execution of AI models. As part of this shift, Chrome began integrating ...