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AI browsers are transforming web interaction by offering features like persistent side panels for research, custom skills for automation, and integrated AI assistants, but they also pose significant privacy and security risks that users should navigate cautiously.
ChatGPT's new Atlas browser, still in beta, aims to automate web interactions and influence brand visibility inside AI browsers, prompting brands to consider how AI agents read their websites and the importance of social media content in shaping AI responses.
Perplexity Comet is an AI-powered web browser designed to automate tasks and enhance workflow with an AI assistant in a sidebar, capable of analyzing content and referencing open tabs. While promising, it currently faces limitations in speed, compatibility, and integration with Google services, and is available only on M1 Macs for now, with plans for Windows and Linux support. Despite some bugs and privacy concerns, it shows potential for transforming browsing and productivity, but still needs development.
Opera is developing a new AI-powered browser called Neon that aims to automate tasks like coding, research, and web design using AI agents, with features similar to Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI tools, but launch details remain unclear.