OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Atlas — A Browser with AI Always at Hand
Atlas is not just a browser, but a full-fledged assistant with built-in ChatGPT. Now you can interact with the neural network directly while browsing: ask it to summarize an article, analyze a table, or compare products — all without switching between tabs.
💡 Atlas remembers your actions: visited sites, viewed products, and queries. This allows you to ask, for example:
“Gather all the sneakers I looked at over the week and compare prices and specs.”
The AI uses this data to give accurate answers and provide search suggestions. Atlas is already being compared to other AI browsers like Dia and Comet, but the integration with ChatGPT makes it much “smarter” than its competitors. The browser is not yet available in Russia.
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