Add link to Gen AI chapter

Author: tunetheweb

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 The low adoption rates are expected. These APIs are new, often still evolving, and currently supported by a limited set of browsers, Chrome and Edge. Their inclusion in the 2025 dataset is nonetheless significant: it marks the first measurable presence of browser-native AI primitives in the HTTP Archive, establishing a baseline for tracking how built-in AI capabilities evolve on the web in future years.
 
+See also the [Generative AI](./generative-ai) chapter for more discussion on these APIs and AI on the web.
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 ## Conclusion
 
 The 2025 Capabilities analysis shows a web platform that continues to mature in both breadth and depth. Established APIs such as Compression Streams and Async Clipboard grew significantly or steadily, reflecting broader cross-engine support and developers replacing legacy patterns. Features like Web Share, Media Session, and Add to Home Screen remained stable, with only minor year-over-year fluctuations. At the same time, specialist APIs such as Media Capabilities saw notable uptake among media-heavy sites, suggesting deeper adoption in vertical use cases.