OpenAI lets ChatGPT read and manage Chrome tabs
OpenAI's ChatGPT Chrome extension now reviews a user's open tabs when Chrome is tagged in the app, and can act on them to finish tasks and sort them into groups. The update follows the discontinuation of OpenAI's Atlas browser.
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What happened
OpenAI upgraded its ChatGPT Chrome extension so it can look across a user's open browser tabs when Chrome is tagged in the web or desktop app. The extension can also take control of those tabs to complete tasks and organize and group them. The change comes after OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser was discontinued.
Why it matters
The reports state that the update extends ChatGPT's computer-use capabilities into the Chrome browser.
Coverage
- OpenAI Brings Computer Use to Chrome With ChatGPT Tab Controls (unite.ai)
- ChatGPT can peek at your Chrome tabs now (theverge.com)
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