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OpenAI to Launch New AI-Powered Browser to Rival Google - Jordan News

OpenAI to Launch New AI-Powered Browser to Rival Google - Jordan News

Jordan News5 days ago
According to three informed sources cited by Reuters, OpenAI is nearing the launch of a new AI-powered internet browser that could challenge the dominance of Google Chrome, the market-leading browser owned by Alphabet Inc. اضافة اعلان The browser, set to launch in the coming weeks, is designed to transform the web browsing experience through artificial intelligence. It will allow OpenAI more direct access to one of Google's key advantages—user data. Pressure on Google If a significant portion of OpenAI's 500 million weekly active ChatGPT users switch to the new browser, it could place substantial pressure on Google's advertising revenues. Meanwhile, Apple is reportedly considering using AI technology from either Anthropic or OpenAI to power its virtual assistant, Siri, as part of its effort to revamp its lagging AI capabilities. Google Chrome remains a cornerstone of Alphabet's advertising business, accounting for nearly three-quarters of the company's revenue. Chrome collects extensive user data to help Alphabet target ads more effectively and profitably. Its settings also allow Google to direct users to its search engine by default.
Two of the sources stated that the OpenAI browser will include a chat-based interface similar to ChatGPT, allowing users to conduct some interactions within the browser without clicking through to external websites.
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