As The Information reports, the ChatGPT-maker has reportedly hired ex-Google developers such as Ben Goodger and Darin Fisher, who worked on the original Chrome project. The report claims that OpenAI has discussed the new browser project with companies like media conglomerate Conde Nast, ticketing firm Eventbrite, Redfin, and Priceline.

The leader in the AI field has ambitions beyond chatbots, and if it takes on Google’s web portal, it could affect your business.

OpenAI is considering entering the web browser market, would compete directly against Google just as the company could lose its grip on Chrome.

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 hires Chrome veteran Darin Fisher, signaling plans to develop web browser challenging Google's market dominance.

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 could launch its own AI-powered web browser The ChatGPT publisher could soon be developing a web browser with advanced AI functions. While the US Justice Department could sanction the company as part of an antitrust trial by forcing it to sell Chrome,

According to a recent scoop by The Information, OpenAI will also develop another search product called NLWeb that enables users to interact with partner websites conversationally.