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OpenAI launches an Atlas, An AI-powered browser
OpenAI just dropped a massive bomb in the world of internet browsing: a brand new, AI powered web browser called ChatGPT Atlas. Launched this week, this isn't just another way to look at websites; it's a direct challenge to Google Chrome, which has ruled the internet for years. OpenAI’s goal is to completely change how we search and get things done online by making the browser feel conversational and effortless.
Atlas is like having your personal ChatGPT assistant built right into the browser, all the time. As you surf, a conversation panel sits right next to the page you're reading. You can ask it questions about the article, get quick summaries, or even get help editing text right on the page using a neat feature called "cursor chat." For those who pay for a ChatGPT subscription, the browser really shines with its "Agent Mode." This powerful feature lets the AI handle full multi-step online tasks for you, like automatically booking a flight, filling out a tricky online form, or pulling a shopping list from a recipe. It's designed to be a virtual personal assistant that acts on your behalf. To make the experience better over time, the browser can remember your preferences and use your browsing history (if you allow it) to give more personalized help.
Atlas is running on the same basic engine as Chrome, called Chromium, so website compatibility shouldn't be an issue. It's available on macOS right now, with versions for Windows, iOS, and Android coming soon. Here’s the best part: OpenAI is making the basic browser available to everyone for free from day one, showing they are serious about getting people to switch. This big move has already caused a stir, with reports showing Google's parent company saw its stock dip slightly after the announcement. It’s clear that the battle for the future of the internet just moved into your web browser.
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