OpenAI to release browser

OpenAI plans to release an artificial intelligence browser in the “coming weeks,” according to a Reuters publicationSources say OpenAI could integrate the Operator AI agent into the browser, allowing it to make reservations, fill out forms and complete other tasks on behalf of a user as it moves toward an “agentic” future.

As Reuters notes, the browser will feature a “native” ChatGPT interface, potentially allowing users to interact with the chatbot directly through the browser rather than using OpenAI’s website or another app.

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OpenAI is also reportedly planning to use Google's open-source implementation, Chromium, for its browser, which is used by major browsers such as Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Opera.

This week, artificial intelligence startup Perplexity also released a browser that uses Chromium, called Comet, for its $200-a-month subscribers.

The browser uses Perplexity's AI search engine by default and has a built-in AI assistant.

OpenAI's upcoming browser could pose another threat to Google, which may be forced to sell Chrome under a federal antitrust ruling.

Both Perplexity and OpenAI have said they would consider buying the browser.

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