OpenAI may soon launch its AI-powered web browser, Aura, built on Chromium with a sidebar chatbot and smart features for intuitive, personalised browsing.

OpenAI is reportedly developing its own AI browser, named Aura, which may launch soon. Built on Chromium, it will offer AI-driven features like summarisation, autofill, and intelligent task handling,

OpenAI is reportedly working on its own web browser, and early signs suggest it might be called Aura. The browser is expected to rely heavily on artificial intelligence to assist users, setting the stage for a fresh competition with industry giants like Google.

There are already mentions of "is Aura" ("mini-root," which is similar to checks for Android, iOS, or Electron/ChatGPT Windows desktop app), "is Aura Sidebar," and "in Aura" in the ChatGPT web app.

As per a previous report, Aura could be built on Google's open-source web browser project, Chromium, and be powered by OpenAI's in-house search engine that also powers the web search functionality in ChatGPT. While the release date of the web browser is currently not known, it is said to arrive within the next few weeks.

OpenAI is reportedly developing an AI-integrated web browser, potentially named Aura. The browser, expected to launch soon, could revolutionize browsing with its AI capabilities.

OpenAI has announced an ambitious AI-powered browser codenamed Aura, poised to challenge Google Chrome’s dominance, which spans over 65% market share and 3 ...

The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks and aims to use artificial intelligence to fundamentally change how consumers browse the web.