The AI-native browsers aim to streamline workflows and redefine web interaction, posing a serious threat to Google’s dominance.

While OpenAI has cemented its lead in the U.S., Perplexity is taking a different route — quietly expanding into India to compete in the next phase of AI adoption. The search-focused AI startup is rapidly adding millions of users in the world’s second-largest internet and smartphone market, positioning itself for mass-market scale.

OpenAI has upgraded the potential biological risk level for its latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, implementing additional safeguards as a “precautionary approach.” The AI firm on

OpenAI is building a brand-new web browser, and it could completely change how we search, browse and get things done online.According to recent leaks and an exclusive report from Reuters, the company behind ChatGPT is working on a Chromium-based browser that integrates AI agents directly into your browsing experience.

Perplexity’s Comet looks to challenge Google’s dominance in web browsing at a time when the tech giant could be made to sell its Chrome browser in an antitrust remedies case.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns of an impending AI-fueled fraud crisis, highlighting AI's ability to surpass current authentication methods. He points out existing scams using AI mimicry, like voice cloning and deepfakes,

The private sector is showing the flimsiness of the Justice Department's argument that Google has a monopoly on the search engine market. On July 9, Perplexity AI launched Comet, a web browser that promises a browsing experience "as fluid and responsive as human thought itself.

The past month has been especially bruising for OpenAI. Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has raided the company for some of its top AI talent, luring away roughly a dozen elite researchers with promises of big money, greater autonomy, and a shared mission to build Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

In the war of AI browsers, both OpenAI and Perplexity are developing search engines with built-in AI agents to rival Google Chrome.

Perplexity partnered with Bharti Airtel to offer a year of free Perplexity Pro subscriptions to over 360M Indian Airtel users to crush rival OpenAI in the AI race.

OpenAI and Perplexity launch AI browsers, challenging Google Search and redefining how users discover information online.

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas introduces Comet, an AI-powered browser designed to revolutionize online information consumption. Comet distinguishes itself from conventional search engines and chatbots by integrating natural language processing and transparent citation systems.