"OpenAI has started teasing a livestream today that will likely be related to its rumored web browser. A mysterious teaser with a set of browser tabs appeared on OpenAI's X account today, signaling that a livestream will reveal all at 1PM ET / 10AM PT today. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the announcement is about "a new product I'm quite excited about." Reuters reported in July that OpenAI was preparing to launch an AI web browser, with the company's Operator AI agent built into the browser."
"Such a feature would allow Operator to book restaurant reservations, automatically fill out forms, and complete other browser actions. OpenAI's web browser is also expected to include a ChatGPT interface to allow people to interact directly with the chatbot through the browser instead of having to open the ChatGPT website. The browser is also likely to run on Chromium, the same engine that powers Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Opera. The AI browser wars are starting to heat up."
OpenAI teased a livestream announcing a likely new web browser, with a teaser showing browser tabs and a scheduled reveal at 1PM ET / 10AM PT. CEO Sam Altman described the announcement as "a new product I'm quite excited about." Reuters reported that the browser will include the company's Operator AI agent to book reservations, fill forms, and perform browser actions. The browser is expected to include a ChatGPT interface for direct chatbot interaction and to run on Chromium. Competitors include Google Gemini in Chrome, Perplexity's Comet, The Browser Company (acquired by Atlassian), and Microsoft's Copilot Mode in Edge. Microsoft says it will not build a separate AI browser and plans to evolve Edge into an "agentic browser."
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