OpenAI has announced Atlas, an AI browser with agent mode that researches, automates tasks, and shops online while users browse. OpenAI has announced a new browser powered by AI, giving a glimpse into how people will navigate the web and shop online using AI agents in the future. On Tuesday, the company behind ChatGPT revealed Atlas, an AI-powered browser built around the chatbot, which is available only on macOS for now and for paying users. The new offering has a raft of features, such as browser memories that let ChatGPT remember context from the sites users visit. However, “agent mode” is one feature that stands out. Read more OpenAI has announced Atlas, an AI browser with agent mode that researches, automates tasks, and shops online while users browse. OpenAI has announced a new browser powered by AI, giving a glimpse into how people will navigate the web and shop online using AI agents in the future. On Tuesday, the company behind ChatGPT revealed Atlas, an AI-powered browser built around the chatbot, which is available only on macOS for now and for paying users. The new offering has a raft of features, such as browser memories that let ChatGPT remember context from the sites users visit. However, “agent mode” is one feature that stands out. Read more
OpenAI launches browser with a brain powered by agentic AI
2025/10/22 14:12
OpenAI has announced Atlas, an AI browser with agent mode that researches, automates tasks, and shops online while users browse.
OpenAI has announced a new browser powered by AI, giving a glimpse into how people will navigate the web and shop online using AI agents in the future.
On Tuesday, the company behind ChatGPT revealed Atlas, an AI-powered browser built around the chatbot, which is available only on macOS for now and for paying users.
The new offering has a raft of features, such as browser memories that let ChatGPT remember context from the sites users visit. However, “agent mode” is one feature that stands out.
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