OpenAI launches creepy AI browser, AWS shutters Signal and Smart Mattresses, U.S. states introduce VPN ban bills, and more
Top stories this week:
- OpenAI launches Atlas Browser for macOS
- AWS shutdown shutters Signal and smart beds alike
- Wisconsin lawmakers introduces VPN ban
- Apple removes Tea and TeaOnHer on the App Store
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OpenAI releases Atlas web browser, featuring ChatGPT integration, security risks, and data collection
Earlier this week, OpenAI has released the Atlas web browser to compete with the likes of Perplexity's Comet browser. These AI-based browsers seek to integrate as much data collection features possible without relying on user inputs into the model itself. All that is an obvious "NO" for any privacy-conscious folks out there. Unless you like sharing your passwords with ChatGPT, of course.