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OpenAI Launches Atlas Browser

OpenAI's Chrome Killer Is Here: Meet the ChatGPT Atlas Browser

OpenAI jumped into the browser wars today with ChatGPT Atlas, which puts AI at the center of your web surfing, but only on macOS to start.

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ChatGPT Atlas has arrived. Here's what to know about OpenAI's web browser and how it uses your data.

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OpenAI launches Atlas web browser to compete with Google Chrome

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OpenAI Wants to Cure Cancer. So Why Did It Make a Web Browser?

“AI represents a rare, once-a-decade opportunity to rethink what a browser can be,” OpenAI’s CEO said yesterday when announcing the company’s latest product: ChatGPT Atlas.

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OpenAI Unveils Web Browser Built for Artificial Intelligence

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OpenAI launches AI browser Atlas in latest challenge to Google

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OpenAI Unveils Web Browser ChatGPT Atlas: Here's What It Does

allowing users to access ChatGPT to create summaries, ask questions and complete tasks as they navigate across any page on the web.

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ChatGPT Atlas is ready to throw down in the AI browser wars

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OpenAI Launches 'ChatGPT Atlas' Browser to Compete with Safari and Chrome

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OpenAI’s Atlas is more about ChatGPT than the web

OpenAI's new browser is a surface for the company to distribute ChatGPT and develop new AI features rather than improving core web experience.

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SF tech giant OpenAI launching new adult-only 'erotica' chatbots

Altman said that OpenAI will launch an adult-only version of ChatGPT at the end of the year, and specifically made sure to mention that it will allow erotica for "verified" users. Elon Musk, as part of his company, xAi, previously launched his own erotica chatbot companion named "Ani" this summer.

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OpenAI's CEO defends decision for AI erotica on ChatGPT as 'we're not world's moral police'

OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has defended a decision to allow the world's most popular chatbot, ChatGPT, to serve explicit content

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OpenAI to offer UK data residency driven by government partnership

OpenAI will offer Britain's government and businesses an opportunity to store data in the UK from Friday, helping unlock the potential of AI for more companies and public services, Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy will announce on Thursday.