Summary
OpenAI announced the launch of a new web browser named Atlas, which incorporates its AI tool, ChatGPT, offering innovative browsing features. Atlas, built on the Chromium engine like Google's Chrome, allows users to interact with web pages using an "Ask ChatGPT" sidebar and has features for privacy like an incognito mode. The browser will initially be available for Mac users and aims to expand to Windows and mobile soon.
Key Facts
- OpenAI launched a new web browser called Atlas.
- Atlas is based on the Chromium engine, similar to Google Chrome.
- Users can interact with web pages using a feature called "Ask ChatGPT."
- The browser offers privacy features such as incognito mode for private browsing.
- Atlas will first be available to Mac users, with plans to expand to other platforms.
- An "Agent mode" in Atlas allows autonomous AI actions on web tasks.
- OpenAI emphasizes user privacy, not using browsing data for model training unless opted in.
- OpenAI is offering incentives like increased ChatGPT data limits for using Atlas.
