OpenAI’s recently launched Atlas browser is a fascinating inversion of what users may expect from a browser, centering AI answers above traditional web links. Every click in a regular browser is a ...

My impression is that it is little more than cynicism masquerading as software. OpenAI rolled out a new web browser last week called Atlas. It comes with ChatGPT built in, along with an agent, so that ...

OpenAI's new browser, Atlas, is triggering fresh privacy and security alarms — and no one's quite sure how to navigate them. Why it matters: Browsers are the gateway to the internet, and they're known ...

What if your browser didn’t just help you navigate the web but actively collaborated with you? Imagine a tool that not only finds information but also summarizes it, answers your questions, and even ...

Chromium-based ChatGPT Atlas browser is testing a new feature likely called "Actions," and it can also understand videos, which is why you might see ChatGPT generating timestamps for videos. ChatGPT ...

What if your browser could do more than just display websites? Imagine a tool that not only organizes your digital life but also critiques your writing, tracks your expenses, and remembers your ...

OpenAI built an "automated attacker" to test Atlas' defenses. The qualities that make agents useful also make them vulnerable. AI security will be a game of cat and mouse for a long time. OpenAI is ...

Last week, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, a web browser that promises to revolutionise how we interact with the internet. The company’s CEO, Sam Altman, described it as a “once-a-decade opportunity” ...

An update coming today also introduces an “auto” mode that switches between ChatGPT’s responses and Google Search results based on your query. OpenAI is also working on Windows support and a mobile ...