OpenAI, on Tuesday, October 21, introduced ChatGPT Atlas – its new browser designed around conversational AI. The browser integrates ChatGPT as its core interface for navigating and interacting with the web.

The company described Atlas as a “browser for the next era of the web,” offering a cleaner, more interactive experience where users can chat directly with webpages, perform searches, and even delegate online tasks to an AI agent.

Atlas is available starting today for macOS users, with plans to expand to Windows and mobile platforms soon. The agent feature will initially be limited to ChatGPT Plus and Pro subscribers. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the goal is to make browsing more personal and productive, as ChatGPT learns from user preferences and “proactively finds things you might wan

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