OpenAI pulls the plug on Atlas, shifts focus to AI browser features

OpenAI is shutting down its Atlas browser but will integrate its features into ChatGPT's desktop app and a Chrome extension.

OpenAI is discontinuing its AI-powered browser Atlas after less than a year of operation.
Key features from Atlas will be integrated into ChatGPT’s desktop app and a new Chrome extension.
This strategic shift reflects OpenAI’s belief that a browser is a feature, not a standalone product.

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