OpenAI Prepares Launch of Its Own Browser

OpenAI Prepares Launch of Its Own Browser
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According to Reuters via TechCrunch, OpenAI is gearing up to release a new AI-powered web browser in the coming weeks, built on Chromium and integrated with ChatGPT and its Operator AI agent.

The browser will reportedly include native ChatGPT integration, enabling users to interact with the model without visiting a separate platform. Sources suggest it will also feature agentic tools, such as summarization, voice commands, form completion, and real-time page analysis.

What We Know So Far

  • Based on Chromium — offering a familiar UI but with embedded AI layers
  • Built-in ChatGPT — enabling AI interactions directly in-browser
  • Includes “Operator” agent features — such as filling forms, reading pages, or retrieving summaries
  • Likely to feature voice and multimodal input
  • Targets real-time user behavior data, without relying on third-party integrations

While details remain limited, early reports suggest the browser may prioritize AI-first browsing experiences, reimagining how users search, consume, and interact with web content.


What’s Next?

As of July 2025, the project appears to be in limited internal testing, with a full release timeline still unconfirmed. If launched, this would place OpenAI in direct competition with Google, not just in AI search—but in the browser space itself.

More updates are expected in the coming weeks.