LEMON BLOG

If there's one thing we're hearing from every corner of the tech world, it's this: AI proficiency is no longer a nice-to-have—it's becoming essential. Over the past two decades, Google has been at the forefront of expanding global digital literacy, helping millions build foundational digital skills. Now, as the pace of innovation accelerates, Google has taken a significant step further to meet our evolving needs.

When Google first introduced its Privacy Sandbox, the company promised a future where users could browse the web with less tracking and more privacy — all while keeping advertisers happy. Fast forward six years, and that vision has officially come to an end. Google has now confirmed that the project is being "phased out", marking a major shift in how the world's most popular browser handles user data.

Mozilla has officially joined the AI search wave by integrating Perplexity AI directly into its Firefox browser. This move gives users a powerful new way to search — blending traditional web results with conversational, AI-generated answers — all without leaving the comfort of their browser.

In its latest move to strengthen its foothold in the enterprise AI market, Google has officially introduced Gemini Enterprise, a next-generation artificial intelligence platform designed specifically for business clients. The launch marks another major milestone for the tech giant's ongoing strategy to bring AI-driven tools to the corporate world, competing head-to-head with industry players like Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

Artificial intelligence is now more accessible than ever, and OpenAI has officially brought its ChatGPT Go plan to Malaysia. This new tier aims to give users the power of GPT-5 without the higher cost of OpenAI's Plus or Pro subscriptions — offering a balanced mix of performance, capability, and affordability.