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Opinion
Dave Morin: OpenAI's Atlas browser adds little value over a separate window
“I can't describe to you what the use case is of how the browser works. Other than that, it shows you ChatGPT in the window to the right, and then you can click like a single button to summarize an article. But all that does is pull the current URL into it. It …”
Dave Morin Oct 24, 2025 ▶ 14:41 TPUs Are Winning? Gemini + Anthropic vs NVIDIA, and OpenAI’s Atlas Explained · More or Less Podcast
Opinion
Brit Morin: OpenAI's Atlas browser delivers a far worse ChatGPT experience
“I signed in with my OpenAI account, obviously, and then I started using it like I would have used ChatGPT in my Google Chrome browser, and it was hallucinating way more. It didn't have like a lot of memory stored about all the things I had talked to it about. …”
Brit Morin Oct 24, 2025 ▶ 13:21 TPUs Are Winning? Gemini + Anthropic vs NVIDIA, and OpenAI’s Atlas Explained · More or Less Podcast
Opinion
Dave Morin: OpenAI's Atlas browser is primarily about building memory
“Yeah, this is about building up memory. It's about building memory. It's like very clear. I mean, that is the one thing that I read.”
Dave Morin Oct 24, 2025 ▶ 16:10 TPUs Are Winning? Gemini + Anthropic vs NVIDIA, and OpenAI’s Atlas Explained · More or Less Podcast
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