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“We’ve made some major upgrades to search in ChatGPT when accessing it via Atlas,” Ryan Oroki, lead browser designer at OpenAI, said during the live stream. If a user requests movie reviews in the Atlas search bar, a chatbot answer will appear first, rather than the traditional set of blue links users might expect when searching the web via Google.
Now, in addition to that result, users can switch to other tabs to see a collection of website links, images, videos, or news related to their queries. It’s a reflection of the Google Chrome experience. Instead of the search result being a collection of links with AI features added on top of that, the AI-powered chatbot is central in Atlas, with the list of website links or image results as secondary.
Another feature that OpenAI highlighted in the live stream is Atlas’ ability to collect “browser memories.” The capability is optional, and is a replication of the existing ChatGPT feature Memory tool It stores details about users based on their previous interactions with the chatbot. The browser can remember what you’ve searched for in the past and use that data when suggesting topics of interest and actions to take, such as automating an online routine it detects or returning back to a website you’ve previously visited that might be useful for a current project.
