AI browsers integrate large language models into the web‑browsing experience, allowing users to ask natural‑language questions, receive summarized answers, and automate tasks such as form‑filling and price comparison. While tools like ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity's Comet, Microsoft Edge with Copilot, and Brave's Leo promise greater efficiency, they also raise security concerns, including prompt‑injection attacks, data leakage, and hallucinated results. Experts warn that the convenience of AI‑driven browsing must be balanced against privacy risks and the potential impact on the creator economy. The technology is still evolving, and its ultimate role will likely complement, rather than replace, traditional search. Leer más →

The AI‑driven web browser Dia is incorporating several of Arc’s most‑liked functionalities, such as a sidebar mode, vertical tabs and picture‑in‑picture support for video calls. The move follows Dia’s purchase by Atlassian, which will also enable deeper integration with tools like Jira and Linear. Company leadership notes that Dia’s architecture is better suited for AI, speed and security, while retaining the user‑experience innovations that made Arc a cult favorite. The strategy aims to blend Arc’s experimental strengths with a more streamlined, AI‑native platform. Leer más →

OpenAI introduced an AI‑driven web browser named ChatGPT Atlas, prompting industry insiders to weigh its potential impact. Participants on a recent tech podcast discussed whether AI browsers can deliver real value to everyday users, the challenges of monetizing such products, and the security considerations they raise. While some see only modest efficiency gains, others note that deep pockets may allow experimental services to persist longer than traditional browser rivals. The conversation highlighted both curiosity and skepticism about the role of AI agents in reshaping web navigation. Leer más →

OpenAI introduced Atlas, an AI‑driven web browser that places ChatGPT at the forefront of browsing. Available initially on macOS, Atlas integrates ChatGPT directly into the address bar, allowing users to ask questions and receive answers without traditional search results. The browser also features a writing assistant, memory capabilities that combine browsing and chat history, and deep integration with OpenAI’s app ecosystem. While competitors such as The Browser Company’s Arc and Opera’s Neon pursue similar concepts, Atlas aims to shift the default browsing experience toward conversational AI, though it faces the challenge of persuading users to move away from established browsers. Leer más →

OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Atlas, an AI‑powered web browser built on Chromium that places ChatGPT at the center of the browsing experience. The minimalist interface lets users search via ChatGPT, Google, or direct URLs, while a side‑panel provides instant access to past chats. Features such as on‑page AI assistance, browsing memory, and an "Agent mode" that can complete tasks like building a PC on PCPartPicker aim to streamline everyday tasks. While early impressions highlight a smooth, integrated experience for frequent ChatGPT users, concerns about data privacy and reliance on a single AI ecosystem temper enthusiasm. Leer más →

OpenAI has released ChatGPT Atlas, an AI‑infused web browser for macOS that embeds the ChatGPT assistant directly into the browsing experience. The browser offers features such as browser‑level memory, an experimental agent mode that can perform multi‑step tasks, and strong privacy controls, including incognito mode and parental supervision. While Windows, iOS and Android versions are slated for later release, Atlas aims to transform the web from a passive viewing platform into an active, task‑driven environment, positioning itself as a challenger to traditional browsers. Leer más →

OpenAI has released its long‑rumored web browser, ChatGPT Atlas, for macOS users. The browser embeds ChatGPT directly into the interface, letting users summon the AI with a toolbar icon or a sidebar conversation window while they browse. Features include optional browsing memory, incognito mode, and an “agent mode” that can perform tasks such as booking reservations or editing documents. The initial release is limited to macOS, with plans to expand to Windows, Android, and iOS. Atlas is currently available as a preview for Plus, Pro, and Business accounts. Leer más →

OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT Atlas, a generative‑AI‑enhanced web browser that embeds ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience. The MacOS‑first browser offers traditional features such as tabs, bookmarks and extensions alongside AI‑driven tools like a built‑in sidebar for page summarization, in‑line writing assistance, natural‑language commands and optional memory of past activity. Atlas also introduces an "agent mode" that lets the AI perform limited tasks such as booking travel or gathering research. While the initial release targets MacOS users, OpenAI says support for Windows, iOS and Android is forthcoming. Leer más →

The Browser Company has made its AI-driven browser, Dia, freely downloadable for any Mac that runs macOS 14 on an M1 chip or newer. The rollout follows a private beta that began in June after the product’s initial reveal last year. Dia embeds a chatbot in every tab, enabling web searches, site comparisons, on‑page question answering, copy‑editing and summarization without leaving the page. The company, known for its earlier Arc browser, shifted full focus to Dia after CEO Josh Miller said Arc lacked cohesion. An acquisition by Atlassian, valued at roughly $610 million and set to close by the end of 2025, is expected to accelerate Dia’s expansion, though a Windows version has not yet been announced. Leer más →

Perplexity announced that its AI-driven web browser, Comet, is now available to everyone at no cost. Previously limited to paid subscribers, the browser integrates an AI assistant that can answer page‑related questions and perform tasks on behalf of users. The release comes as major tech firms expand AI features in existing browsers, positioning Comet as a direct challenger to dominant platforms like Google Chrome. Leer más →

Google is introducing its Gemini AI assistant to the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac desktop users. The feature appears as a new icon in the top‑right corner and works only when Chrome is set to English. Gemini can summarize web pages, compare prices across tabs, and perform tasks such as ordering food. It also integrates with other Google services like Calendar, YouTube, and Maps, and adds AI‑driven security protections. Senior vice president Rick Osterloh said the move evolves the browser to help users get more from the web while keeping Chrome’s speed and safety. Leer más →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant to Chrome users on the Pro and Ultra plans in the United States. The integration embeds Gemini directly into the browser on both Mac and Windows when English is the selected language. Early users can ask Gemini to explain web content, summarize information across tabs, and draw on data from Google apps such as Maps, YouTube, and Calendar. Google says the feature will evolve to let Gemini take actions on users’ behalf, while keeping the speed, simplicity, and safety that define Chrome. Leer más →

Google is introducing its Gemini AI assistant to the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac desktop users. The feature appears as a new icon in the top‑right corner and works only when Chrome is set to English. Gemini can summarize web pages, compare prices across tabs, and perform tasks such as ordering food. It also integrates with other Google services like Calendar, YouTube, and Maps, and adds AI‑driven security protections. Senior vice president Rick Osterloh said the move evolves the browser to help users get more from the web while keeping Chrome’s speed and safety. Leer más →

Google is introducing its Gemini AI assistant to the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac desktop users. The feature appears as a new icon in the top‑right corner and works only when Chrome is set to English. Gemini can summarize web pages, compare prices across tabs, and perform tasks such as ordering food. It also integrates with other Google services like Calendar, YouTube, and Maps, and adds AI‑driven security protections. Senior vice president Rick Osterloh said the move evolves the browser to help users get more from the web while keeping Chrome’s speed and safety. Leer más →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant to Chrome users on the Pro and Ultra plans in the United States. The integration embeds Gemini directly into the browser on both Mac and Windows when English is the selected language. Early users can ask Gemini to explain web content, summarize information across tabs, and draw on data from Google apps such as Maps, YouTube, and Calendar. Google says the feature will evolve to let Gemini take actions on users’ behalf, while keeping the speed, simplicity, and safety that define Chrome. Leer más →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant to Chrome users on the Pro and Ultra plans in the United States. The integration embeds Gemini directly into the browser on both Mac and Windows when English is the selected language. Early users can ask Gemini to explain web content, summarize information across tabs, and draw on data from Google apps such as Maps, YouTube, and Calendar. Google says the feature will evolve to let Gemini take actions on users’ behalf, while keeping the speed, simplicity, and safety that define Chrome. Leer más →

Google is introducing its Gemini AI assistant to the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac desktop users. The feature appears as a new icon in the top‑right corner and works only when Chrome is set to English. Gemini can summarize web pages, compare prices across tabs, and perform tasks such as ordering food. It also integrates with other Google services like Calendar, YouTube, and Maps, and adds AI‑driven security protections. Senior vice president Rick Osterloh said the move evolves the browser to help users get more from the web while keeping Chrome’s speed and safety. Leer más →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant to Chrome users on the Pro and Ultra plans in the United States. The integration embeds Gemini directly into the browser on both Mac and Windows when English is the selected language. Early users can ask Gemini to explain web content, summarize information across tabs, and draw on data from Google apps such as Maps, YouTube, and Calendar. Google says the feature will evolve to let Gemini take actions on users’ behalf, while keeping the speed, simplicity, and safety that define Chrome. Leer más →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant to Chrome users on the Pro and Ultra plans in the United States. The integration embeds Gemini directly into the browser on both Mac and Windows when English is the selected language. Early users can ask Gemini to explain web content, summarize information across tabs, and draw on data from Google apps such as Maps, YouTube, and Calendar. Google says the feature will evolve to let Gemini take actions on users’ behalf, while keeping the speed, simplicity, and safety that define Chrome. Leer más →

Google is introducing its Gemini AI assistant to the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac desktop users. The feature appears as a new icon in the top‑right corner and works only when Chrome is set to English. Gemini can summarize web pages, compare prices across tabs, and perform tasks such as ordering food. It also integrates with other Google services like Calendar, YouTube, and Maps, and adds AI‑driven security protections. Senior vice president Rick Osterloh said the move evolves the browser to help users get more from the web while keeping Chrome’s speed and safety. Leer más →