OpenAI is reportedly working on a standalone web browser that would bring ChatGPT’s capabilities directly into the browsing experience. The project is being led by Srinivas Narayanan, a sr figure on the OpenAI ChatGPT team, and would represent a significant step beyond the current “Browse with Bing” tool available to ChatGPT Plus users.
This new browser will likely offer native AI features such as summarization, question answering, and real-time assistance layered into everyday web use — not just search queries. The move suggests OpenAI is aiming to build a more seamless and intelligent interface between users and the open web.
If released, the browser could redefine how people interact with information online, particularly for users already relying on ChatGPT for research, productivity, and content generation.
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