Overview
- Atlas is live on macOS with Windows, iOS, and Android versions promised, positioning OpenAI’s AI-first browser as a new gateway to the web.
- Security researchers demonstrated indirect prompt-injection exploits against AI browsers, with Brave calling the issue systemic and OpenAI’s CISO conceding it remains an unsolved problem.
- OpenAI published a short-term roadmap through product lead Adam Fry that includes user profiles, tab groups, an opt-in ad blocker, a model picker, and faster, more reliable agent behavior.
- Android Headlines reports planned agent refinements and deeper integrations, including quicker responses, a steadier pause state, and connections to services like Google Drive and web-based Excel.
- Early reviews find the Ask ChatGPT sidebar helpful yet clunky and the agent slow, and experts advise limiting agent access, using logged-out mode when possible, and treating copied content as a potential risk.