ChatGPT-creator OpenAI has recently considered developing a web browser that would combine with its chatbot and separately discussed or struck deals to power search features, the Information reported on Thursday.

OpenAI is reportedly developing its own web browser, aiming to challenge Google's dominance in the search market. Building on its recent success with

OpenAI has reportedly hired key Chrome developers from Google, including Ben Goodger, one of the Chrome team's founders. The company has a large audience for its browser and already has desktop apps for Windows and Mac.

OpenAI recently introduced ChatGPT Search, a search engine feature within its chatbot that allows users to receive real-time answers to queries, such as sports scores, breaking news, and stock quotes. This service has shifted ChatGPT to already become more like Google search, and in turn like Google’s AI tools.

Let’s face it, OpenAI was put on this planet to get on Google’s nerves. After launching ChatGPT back in 2022, it’s been giving Google a run for its money in the AI market. OpenAI recently delivered the biggest kick to Google’s shin with the launch of SearchGPT.

OpenAI is planning to introduce its own browser, a direct competition to Google Chrome. And this could be the best time as well.

ChatGPT-creator OpenAI has recently considered developing a web browser that would combine with its chatbot, the Information reported Thursday, and has separately discussed or struck deals to power search features.

OpenAI has reportedly considered launching its own web browser to challenge Google, who has dominated the search space. Read more here.