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OpenAI is shutting down Atlas, but its AI browser ambitions are still growing
OpenAI is shutting down Atlas, its AI-powered browser, but not giving up on AI-powered browsing. Instead, it's taking some of the agentic browsing features from Atlas and redistributing them across ChatGPT's desktop app and a Google Chrome extension.
OpenAI is shutting down Atlas, its AI-powered browser, but not giving up on AI-powered browsing. Instead, it's taking some of the agentic browsing features from Atlas and redistributing them across ChatGPT's desktop app and a Google Chrome extension. OpenAI is focusing on integrating AI into places where people already work, such as Chrome, and distributing browsing resources across ChatGPT and a Chrome extension.
OpenAI is shutting down Atlas, its AI-powered browser, but not giving up on AI-powered browsing. Instead, it's taking some of the agentic browsing features from Atlas and redistributing them across ChatGPT's desktop app and a Google Chrome extension.
- OpenAI is shutting down Atlas, its AI-powered browser launched in October, but not giving up on AI-powered browsing.
- Atlas's browser-like agent capabilities are being folded into ChatGPT's desktop app and a Google Chrome extension.
- The ChatGPT extension on Chrome gives access to webpage context, allows users to ask questions, summarize content, and start longer tasks from the browser.
Miau Labs takeOpenAI is focusing on integrating AI into places where people already work, such as Chrome, and distributing browsing resources across ChatGPT and a Chrome extension.