OpenAI is considering launching its own browser to challenge Google

Forward-looking: OpenAI is going after Google in a big way. After the artificial intelligence giant launched its own search engine earlier this month, the company is now considering releasing a web browser. The product would combine with ChatGPT to create a browser that could eventually challenge the dominance Google's Chrome has enjoyed for so many years.

OpenAI has already had discussions about its browser with app developers and websites, including Conde Nast, Redfin, Eventbrite, and Priceline, reports The Information, which cites people who have seen prototypes or designs of the product. The partnerships could improve ChatGPT's answers to questions related to the markets they target, the report said.

A source who has seen the browser said it is called NLWeb, or Natural Language Web. It will, of course, feature tight integration with OpenAI's suite of artificial intelligence products.

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