OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) debuted its ChatGPT Atlas web browser on Tuesday, a move that pushes the company into even closer competition with Google (GOOG, GOOGL).
The browser, OpenAI says, is built with ChatGPT at its core and designed to bring the chatbot across the overall browsing experience. “You can open a ChatGPT sidebar on any page to summarize, explain, or handle tasks directly in the same window,” OpenAI CEO of applications Fidji Simo wrote in a blog post.
She added, “You can pull up ChatGPT in any text field to write or edit without having to copy/paste back and forth. You can even manage your tabs by talking to ChatGPT, which is great if you’re like me and always have way too many open.”
Atlas is available today for macOS and is coming to Windows, iOS, and Android in the near future. It has a number of features, including browser memory and an agent mode.
The home screen is relatively simple, featuring a ChatGPT dialogue box you can type into to ask questions or the option to go directly to webpages.
You can also access different OpenAI models, such as ChatGPT-4, as well as pull up a sidebar with your chat history. Optional browser memory will allow you to search through your browsing history or pull up documents you’ve worked on in Google Docs using natural language.
According to Simo, users will also be able to do things like ask ChatGPT to make a meal plan for the week— and have the built-in AI agent order ingredients from Instacart and have them delivered to your home.
For now, the company says agent mode is still in preview. It’s also only available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Business users.
Tech companies have been investing heavily in their own browsers and new AI capabilities in an effort to steal market share from Google’s Chrome, which holds nearly 72% of the global browser market. Perplexity (PEAI.PVT) launched its Comet browser in July, and Microsoft has rolled out Copilot AI features for its Edge browser.
But Google isn’t taking the fight lying down. The company has added a variety of AI offerings to its Google Search results, including its AI Overviews, which appear at the top of the standard search page, and its AI Mode, which features a ChatGPT-style chat interface.
OpenAI is the world’s most valuable startup with a valuation of $500 billion, according to Reuters. That puts it ahead of Elon Musk’s SpaceX (SPAX.PVT).
The AI giant has also been signing a series of high-stakes deals across the tech ecosystem, including a $100 billion agreement with Nvidia (NVDA), and multibillion-dollar agreements with Broadcom (AVGO) and AMD (AMD).
OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) debuted its ChatGPT Atlas web browser on Tuesday, a move that pushes the company into even closer competition with Google (GOOG, GOOGL).
The browser, OpenAI says, is built with ChatGPT at its core and designed to bring the chatbot across the overall browsing experience. “You can open a ChatGPT sidebar on any page to summarize, explain, or handle tasks directly in the same window,” OpenAI CEO of applications Fidji Simo wrote in a blog post.
She added, “You can pull up ChatGPT in any text field to write or edit without having to copy/paste back and forth. You can even manage your tabs by talking to ChatGPT, which is great if you’re like me and always have way too many open.”
Atlas is available today for macOS and is coming to Windows, iOS, and Android in the near future. It has a number of features, including browser memory and an agent mode.
The home screen is relatively simple, featuring a ChatGPT dialogue box you can type into to ask questions or the option to go directly to webpages.
You can also access different OpenAI models, such as ChatGPT-4, as well as pull up a sidebar with your chat history. Optional browser memory will allow you to search through your browsing history or pull up documents you’ve worked on in Google Docs using natural language.
According to Simo, users will also be able to do things like ask ChatGPT to make a meal plan for the week— and have the built-in AI agent order ingredients from Instacart and have them delivered to your home.
For now, the company says agent mode is still in preview. It’s also only available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Business users.
Tech companies have been investing heavily in their own browsers and new AI capabilities in an effort to steal market share from Google’s Chrome, which holds nearly 72% of the global browser market. Perplexity (PEAI.PVT) launched its Comet browser in July, and Microsoft has rolled out Copilot AI features for its Edge browser.
But Google isn’t taking the fight lying down. The company has added a variety of AI offerings to its Google Search results, including its AI Overviews, which appear at the top of the standard search page, and its AI Mode, which features a ChatGPT-style chat interface.
OpenAI is the world’s most valuable startup with a valuation of $500 billion, according to Reuters. That puts it ahead of Elon Musk’s SpaceX (SPAX.PVT).
The AI giant has also been signing a series of high-stakes deals across the tech ecosystem, including a $100 billion agreement with Nvidia (NVDA), and multibillion-dollar agreements with Broadcom (AVGO) and AMD (AMD).
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