ChatGPT Atlas: My Honest Review

OpenAI just dropped something huge, a brand new AI powered web browser called ChatGPT Atlas. So the things that I like about this browser, I do like having a little sidebar in the right hand side for me that can help me interact with websites on a new level that I've never done before. Things like summarization and comparisons and that sort of thing. The agent mode seems really promising, if not a little slow right now. I personally like the memory feature, but I also know that's going to be a red flag for a lot of people. A lot of people don't want what they're doing on the browser to be used for AI or to be sent to ChatGPT GPT for training. Luckily you can turn all that off if that's something you're not a fan of. I also love the interface. It's just really clean. There's not a lot going on up here. It just feels a lot more simple than Chrome. If I am nitpicking a little bit, the things that I'm not a huge fan of. This URL bar where you type, you can see it's sort of centered in the browser here, where on Chrome this URL bar goes all the way to the left of the refresh. I find myself clicking on the left side to type something. I also do have some concerns about the browser mode prompt injection attacks being one of the main ones. If somebody designs a website in a way that's made to kind of screw with the ChatGPT agent, they can inject things into your prompts and make your browser do things that you don't want it to do. That could be concerning. I know OpenAI is aware of that and they're putting measures in place to prevent that. I might have to make my own sort of prompt injection website and then have the agent mode go to it and see if it actually works.