What will happen?

OpenAI is rapidly expanding and exploring new areas to gain a foothold in the market. It looks like it aims to create a whole ecosystem of products that will work thanks to artificial intelligence. This time we are talking about A browser that could challenge Chrome Channel 24, citing The Information, stated that it would end its dominance in the industry.

It’s very difficult to say what to expect at this point because we don’t yet have browsers specifically designed for AI. Services like Opera and Edge already have their own or third-party models built in, but these are just buttons that provide access to the chatbot in a pop-up window. Meanwhile, Google is working to fully integrate Gemini at the feature level.

However, due to recently confirmed information, it is unknown whether Google will have time to complete it. US government wants to force company to sell Chrome browser and cut off Gemini’s access to information to limit the company’s monopoly. If the service is sold, companies will be prohibited from returning to the browser market for a while, so OpenAI will receive a big gift.

However, OpenAI is known to be in talks with site and app developers, including Eventbrite, Redfin, Priceline, and Conde Nast, about its future products and even collaborative product prototypes. The details of these meetings are unknown; Will these companies develop something for OpenAI, or will the company pull some developments that are already ready?