The company behind ChatGPT, OpenAI, has presented ChatGPT Atlas, a new web browser powered by artificial intelligence. Atlas integrates ChatGPT's usual chat function, but also allows the AI to control the cursor, automatically executing actions such as booking flights, filling out forms, or editing documents directly from the web. This new move is seen as an attempt by OpenAI to compete with Google's Chrome browser, which has led the market for years. For now, ChatGPT Atlas is only available for Apple computers, so Windows users will have to wait.

Google has managed to avoid one of the harshest penalties it faced for violating antitrust laws, which the courts had already confirmed in 2023. The US Department of Justice wanted to force Google to divest from its Chrome search engine as a measure to limit the effects of the company's monopolistic practices, but. However, the same ruling prohibits it from using exclusivity contracts that oblige users to use Chrome, and Google will also have to share search data with its competitors.