OpenAI to take down Google Chrome; AI browser to be launched soon

 

 

California: Artificial intelligence is also gaining ground in the internet browsing arena. OpenAI, one of the leaders in the artificial intelligence arena, will launch an AI-based browser within weeks. OpenAI is preparing this AI browser with the aim of taking down Google's most popular Chrome browser.

How does the OpenAI browser work?

OpenAI will launch its own AI-based browser in the coming weeks. OpenAI aims to challenge Google Chrome's dominance in the browser market. OpenAI is trying to establish a place on the Internet beyond chatbots and other AI tools. Instead of traditional browsers that point to individual websites, OpenAI's new browser will be an AI-controlled platform that processes AI questions and provides answers quickly and easily. Tasks can be performed in this browser as easily as chatting on ChatGP. You can book tickets, fill out forms, and summarize web pages without leaving the browser. This will put an end to the usual practice of keeping multiple tabs open in browsers.

Built on Chromium, the open-source code that powers Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Opera, the browser will support websites and extensions that are familiar to users. AI will provide users with more personalized search results and information.

Google Chrome controls a third of the global Internet browsing market. The search engine is a major source of Google's advertising and traffic. If OpenAI's AI browser can challenge Chrome in terms of user numbers in a short period of time, it will negatively affect Google's main source of income.