By skyforbes 
From answering questions to navigating the internet, OpenAI’s new browser ‘Atlas’ aims to redefine how we explore the web.
The internet has long been dominated by a few major web browsers, each competing on speed, design, and feature sets. But now, a new player has entered the arena – one that doesn’t just browse the web but actively understands it.
OpenAI has launched Atlas, an AI-powered browser built on the ChatGPT platform, signaling a radical shift in how people interact with the digital world.
Unlike traditional browsers that simply display websites, Atlas integrates AI capabilities directly into the browsing experience. Users can ask questions, summarize content, generate insights, and even automate tasks – all without leaving the browser.
This approach promises a level of convenience and intelligence that current browsers can only hint at through extensions or plugins.
The heart of Atlas is ChatGPT, which acts as both guide and assistant. Instead of searching through endless tabs and pages, users can ask Atlas to find information, compare products, or summarize complex articles.