Oct. 21 (UPI) -- OpenAI unveiled the early version of its AI-powered ChatGPT Atlas web browser on Tuesday, offering many powerful features that seek to interlace the company's technology into daily internet use.
The new browser is currently only available on macOS, with future versions coming to Windows and mobile devices, according to a post by OpenAI. While other tech companies, including Microsoft and Google, have incorporated AI into their products, OpenAI called Atlas a step closer "to a true super-assistant" that follows users across the web.
"It's a new kind of browser for the next era of the web," OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in a video, where staff demonstrated how Atlas could be used to complete a grocery order, help project management at work and other tasks.
Atlas will draw on user's previous interactions with the powerful chat bot, meaning it will have a back-and-forth deeper than Google's box of AI-generated results that accompanies web searches.
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