By skyforbes 
Sam Altman is playing dirty again. DeepMind’s product lead Logan teased a new reveal for today, and Sam swooped in overnight with OpenAI’s own browser: ChatGPT Atlas. His latest moonshot tagline? Reinvent the browser.
Moments ago, OpenAI officially launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-driven browser designed to weave conversational AI into everyday surfing and rethink how we move around the web. The core idea is that AI provides a once-in-a-decade window to reimagine what a browser can be. Atlas is not a traditional browser with a chat button bolted on; ChatGPT sits at the center, acting like a partner that can understand, assist, and even take over tasks for you.
The interface looks pretty ordinary at first glance:
Atlas ships with three headline features: Chat Anywhere that keeps a conversational assistant within reach, Browser Memory that learns your preferences across sites, and Agent Mode that can operate pages on your behalf. Together they aim to push browsing from passive consumption toward an active, collaborative workflow that feels faster and more personal.