Overview
- The AI-powered browser, expected to debut within weeks, will feature a native ChatGPT chat interface to keep interactions in-browser.
- Built on Chromium, the tool integrates Operator and other AI agents to autonomously handle tasks like booking reservations and filling out forms.
- By capturing first-party browsing data, OpenAI aims to challenge Chrome’s role in fuelling Google’s targeted advertising model.
- Leveraging ChatGPT’s roughly 400 million weekly users, the browser launch is part of OpenAI’s strategy to weave its AI services into everyday personal and professional workflows.
- The reveal follows rival AI browser introductions and comes as U.S. regulators press Google for a Chrome divestiture, potentially easing entry for new challengers.