OpenAI launches ChatGPT-powered Atlas web browser, challenging Google Chrome
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OpenAI has unveiled the Atlas web browser, built on ChatGPT, aiming to compete with Google Chrome. It integrates ChatGPT features to assist users with everyday tasks.
OpenAI announced on Tuesday the launch of its own web browser, Atlas, built on the popular ChatGPT artificial intelligence model. It is designed to challenge the supremacy of Google Chrome in the AI era, UNN reports, citing the official OpenAI website.
Today we are launching ChatGPT Atlas, our new web browser (...) powered by AI and fully built on ChatGPT
It is expected to be a kind of ChatGPT agent that will help users with everyday tasks — ordering food, checking mail, or performing simple tasks on exchanges.
Each page will have a tab with ChatGPT, which can be quickly accessed. This new feature, built entirely on ChatGPT, the most popular consumer conversational AI, poses a new challenge for competitors.
Addition
Sam Altman announced that starting in December, ChatGPT will allow erotic content for adult users who confirm their age. He said that in December, ChatGPT will have an age verification function.
After its introduction, adult users will be given access to adult content. According to the co-founder, the strict filters that were in place earlier were necessary to protect the mental health of users. However, now, thanks to the introduction of new tools that allow timely recognition and correct response to sensitive situations, restrictions can be safely relaxed.