The Atlas browser by OpenAI transforms AI browsing by enabling user memory and easy on-site support across the internet.

A new web browser called ChatGPT Atlas, developed by OpenAI, mixes ChatGPT right into the browsing experience.   With beta contact available for Business, Enterprise, and Education accounts, Atlas is now available on macOS for customers with Free, Plus, Pro, and Go accounts.  Android, iOS, and Windows versions are expected shortly.

Additionally, ChatGPT's memory feature is supported by the browser, enabling it to collect data from past chats and browsing activities to provide greater support. Users can view, save, or delete these browser memories whenever they choose. According to OpenAI, clearing your browsing history also removes any memories connected to it.

According to college student and early Atlas tester Yogya Kalra, the method of learning has changed. Kalra used to take screenshots while switching between ChatGPT and their slides to ask a question, Kalra added. ChatGPT understands what Kalra is looking at instantly, which helps improve knowledge checks over time.

The Edge browser from Microsoft has added Copilot Mode, which organizes tabs and analyzes web pages with the support of GPT. To provide conversational search and improved web understanding, Google Chrome introduced its Gemini model.