OpenAI has launched a full-blown browser.

The competitive positioning versus Google is basically all-out war.

Today we're going to launch ChatGPT Atlas.

This is an AI-powered web browser built around ChatGPT.

We think that AI represents like a rare once-a-decade opportunity to rethink what a browser can be about.

Okay, great, but Google is going to come in and do at least this and, you know, take back any market share

they lose. I don't think we should think of it as a product. I think we should think of it as a

distribution channel for OpenAI's superintelligence. Having a local agent mode, I think is potentially

transformative. If Sam wins the data aggregation race, if he falls behind for a month or a year in the

AI race, he still has their data.

We're going to have an AI that is our personal portal into everything.

And I'm not going to care what browser I use.

I'm just going to be able to have a conversation with my AI and it will pull up the data

from wherever it is, whether it's using superintelligence from, you know, OpenAI or Google.

Now that's the Moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Everybody, welcome to Moonshots. Another episode of WTF just happened in tech. I'm here with my Moonshot

mates, Dave Blundin and AWG, Alex Weezner Gross. Good morning, gentlemen. Hey, good morning. And a huge shout

out to the team. We were going to shoot this podcast last night. And Alex had so much material that

happened in the last three days that we just needed to get in here.

I mean, things are changing so quickly.

So basically the team pulled an all-nighter last night to pull together these stories.

And it's epic.

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