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Exclusive: OpenAI to release web browser in challenge to Google Chrome OpenAI is reportedly preparing to launch its own AI-powered web browser, built on Chromium, in the coming weeks . This browser is designed to seamlessly integrate with ChatGPT,

Perplexity has launched Comet, a brand‑new AI-powered web browser. Unlike Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, Comet doesn’t just show tabs—it offers a smart workspace. Perplexity's Comet can also book meetings, send emails, and even close unused tabs. Righ

AI startup Perplexity makes $34.5 billion bid for Google's chrome browser. Is it really possible Google is selling chrome

Perplexity is launching a browser So, Perplexity is launching Comet—A Browser for Agentic Search! Seems like AI space is actually moving at light speed. I just published Perplexity Launches Comet: The Next Frontier in Agentic Search: https://mediu

*🚨 BREAKING: $18B AI startup Perplexity just offered $34.5B cash to buy Google Chrome 😳* *Why this is both genius and crazy:* Chrome = 3.5B users + 68% market share 🌍 DOJ just ruled Google’s search monopoly illegal ⚖️ Possible outcome? Force G

🚀 Perplexity just launched its own browser — Comet. And it's seriously clean. This isn't just another Chrome clone. It’s an AI-first browser built to save time and give direct answers while you browse. 🧠 What makes it stand out? • Built-in Perple

OpenAI is developing a new web browser to compete with Google Chrome, integrating advanced AI features for enhanced personalization and privacy.

Is Perplexity’s Comet changing the browser game? Perplexity launched a browser called Comet which is not just another Chrome lookalike. Comet is an AI-powered browser designed to do things for you, not just load pages. It can automate repetitive t

Browser war From nowhere, I received an invitation to download Comet today, but it's funny that my antivirus stopped it from getting downloaded, so I had to disable web protection for a moment to download it. I am Earth, so in comet now I am an alien

According to reports, OpenAI's head of ChatGPT, Nick Turley, testified during Google's antitrust trial that the company would be interested in purchasing Google's Chrome browser if it were made available for sale, stating that acquiring Chrome would