OpenAI Browser: OpenAI's browser is ready for launch, will Google Chrome's days end?

OpenAI, a leading company in the field of AI technology, is reportedly working on a new AI-powered web browser, which will directly challenge browsers like Google Chrome. According to reports, OpenAI can launch this browser in a few weeks, although the name of this browser has not been revealed yet. But It is said that it will be an AI native browser, that is, AI technology will be deeply integrated into it.

What is special?

AI native browsing experience: This will be different from traditional browsers, in which users will be able to browse by giving commands in natural language or their language only through the chat interface.

AI-powered features: The report states that many interactions will be controlled only with text commands, which can completely change the way of web surfing.

Integration in personal and professional life: This browser is part of OpenAI's comprehensive strategy, in which it wants to fully integrate its AI services into the personal and professional lives of users.

Direct competition to Google Chrome?

Google Chrome has dominated the browser and search market for the last two decades, but now OpenAI is planning to build a Chrome-like ecosystem. Its aim is not only to equip browsing with AI, but also to connect users through AI search engines in the future.

OpenAI needs large amounts of data to develop AI models, and through a browser, the company can get huge amounts of user data. This can also speed up its AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) mission.

OpenAI is also creating a new AI device in collaboration with Jony Ive.

OpenAI is also working on an AI device in collaboration with Apple's former design head Jony Ive's startup. Its aim is to create such intelligent hardware that can seamlessly incorporate AI into people's everyday lives.

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