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So whats the answer?
According toGoogle, AI might be able to lend a hand (viaTechRadar).
You usually refuse permission, but you physically have to take action to get rid of the blasted things.
PermissionsAI uses Googles Permissions Predictions Service, which is a part ofGemini Nano v2.
The downside is that PermissionsAI is not available on the public Chrome internet tool right now.
Its only available in Chrome Canary, which is where Google tests all its latest experimental features.
The sooner, the better, in my opinion.
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