AI Browsers: Who Are They For?
OpenAI recently launched an AI-powered browser, ChatGPT Atlas, raising questions about its potential to replace traditional browsers like Safari.
The Equity podcast discussed the browser landscape, including alternative options, with Max Zeff, Sean O'Kane, and the author.
- Sean O'Kane noted that many companies have tried and failed to surpass major browsers due to financial struggles.
- Max Zeff tried Atlas and other AI-powered browsers, reporting only a "slight efficiency gain" at best.
Is it finally time to ditch Safari?
Author's summary: AI browsers offer slight efficiency gains.
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