"ChatGPT Atlas combines multiple OpenAI products into one, bundling the chatbot functionality with a browser along with the ability for paid users to summon "agent," the company's AI tool capable of taking control of the user's mouse and keyboard. Altman positioned Tuesday's announcement of an AI-infused web browser as just the beginning. ChatGPT Atlas went live on Tuesday afternoon for Mac OS users worldwide, with Altman adding that he hopes to expand to Windows and mobile devices "as quickly as we can.""
"Atlas' agentic functions will be limited to plus and pro users "for now," Altman said. "As you have this agent that you're having do things for you, getting to know you more and more, pulling stuff together for you proactively, finding things you might want on the internet, and bringing them together, which we showed a little bit of," he said. "We think we can push that quite far.""
ChatGPT Atlas bundles OpenAI's chatbot, web browser, and the Agent AI tool that can take control of a user's mouse and keyboard for paid users. The browser launched on Mac OS worldwide with plans to expand to Windows and mobile. Demoed features include searching browser history, agent-driven task management, and integration with services like Gmail and Google Docs. Agentic functions will be restricted to Plus and Pro subscribers for now. The launch prompted a market reaction, with Alphabet shares falling about 3%. The company intends to develop custom instructions that follow users across the web.
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