Microsoft is automatically injecting Copilot AI into its 365 companion apps for Windows 11 business users. The move continues Redmond’s aggressive AI push, but raises concerns about forced adoption and administrative control.
OpenAI is rapidly enhancing its ChatGPT Atlas browser with new capabilities following user feedback. The development roadmap includes profile management, organizational tools, and interface improvements to compete in the evolving AI browser market.
OpenAI has joined the competitive browser landscape with its AI-powered ChatGPT Atlas, launching earlier this week with several innovative features but missing some standard browser functionality. According to reports, the company is now addressing these gaps with an ambitious development roadmap that includes user profiles, tab organization, and interface enhancements.
OpenAI’s newly launched ChatGPT Atlas browser contains security flaws that could allow hackers to manipulate the AI into stealing sensitive information or performing unauthorized actions, experts report. The vulnerabilities center on “prompt injection” attacks where malicious instructions hidden on webpages trick the AI system. Security researchers demonstrate how these attacks could compromise user data and accounts.
OpenAI’s recently launched ChatGPT Atlas browser contains significant security vulnerabilities that could enable attackers to turn the AI assistant against its users, according to cybersecurity experts. The browser, designed to help users complete tasks across the internet, reportedly faces particular risks from “prompt injection” attacks where hidden commands could manipulate the AI into revealing sensitive data or performing harmful actions.
OpenAI Enters Browser Market with AI-Powered ChatGPT Atlas In a strategic move that positions OpenAI directly against established browser giants…
UK competition authorities have confirmed that both Apple and Google hold Strategic Market Status for their mobile platforms. The designation subjects the tech giants to enhanced regulatory scrutiny under the UK’s new digital competition regime.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has confirmed that both Apple and Google now hold Strategic Market Status for their mobile platforms, according to official announcements. This designation subjects the technology giants to more stringent competition rules under the UK’s evolving digital regulatory framework.
OpenAI Enters the Browser Arena with Industrial-Grade AI Integration OpenAI has officially unveiled Atlas, a groundbreaking Chromium-based web browser that…
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OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Atlas, a generative AI-powered web browser that integrates ChatGPT’s capabilities directly into web navigation. The browser aims to transform online interactions into more conversational experiences, with initial availability for MacOS users and expanded platform support coming soon.
OpenAI is launching a generative AI-powered web browser called ChatGPT Atlas, according to reports from the company’s announcement event Tuesday. This strategic move represents a significant expansion beyond the company’s established ChatGPT chatbot platform and marks its entry into the competitive browser market.
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, a new AI-driven browser currently available on macOS. The browser integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience, offering personalized features and an agent mode for paid subscribers. Early reports suggest it could disrupt the dominance of established players like Google Chrome.
In a significant move within the tech industry, OpenAI has reportedly launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered browser designed to enhance user interaction through integrated artificial intelligence. According to sources, the browser is now available for macOS users, with versions for Windows, iOS, and Android expected to follow shortly. This development comes amid ongoing competition among tech giants, with Google and Microsoft previously leading the market with browsers like Chrome and Edge.
