Yesterday, Perplexity, the fast-growing AI platform, soft-launched Comet, a new web browser meant to compete with Google Chrome and Safari.

Perplexity’s Comet browser is a strong first step toward smarter web browsing. But OpenAI’s rumored browser has the potential to go further by offering a more intelligent, personalized and action-ready browsing experience.

OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company known for ChatGPT, is preparing to introduce its own web browser in the coming weeks, according to Reuters. The new browser, which will be built on Chromium—the same open-source foundation used by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge—reflects OpenAI’s growing efforts to embed AI more deeply into everyday digital experiences.

The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks and aims to use artificial intelligence to fundamentally change how consumers browse the web.

Perplexity is launching its first AI-powered web browser, Comet, marking the company's latest attempt to unseat Google Search.

Is Google Chrome's reign coming to an end? Moments after Perplexity AI debuts its first browser, Reuters reports OpenAI is releasing one in a few weeks.

AI-enhanced search answers are just the beginning for the tech industry's plans to revolutionize the way people access information online through even more agentic AI.

A new investigation has revealed 245 browser extensions, installed on almost a million devices, have been leading a double life, as besides the operations they were designed for, they were also silently disabling key security protections in the browsers to enable paid web scraping operations.