AI browsers can be convenient, but they also come with security risks.

UW researchers find AI-powered browsers can weaken web security protections, exposing users to cybersecurity risks.

Almost every framework I evaluated assumed agents needed to perceive the web the way humans do, visually, pixel by pixel. The ...

In the last year or so, artificial intelligence companies have rolled out a spate of web browsers equipped with AI agents. A ...

The growth of agentic browsers, which use artificial intelligence agents to perform tasks automatically, is causing new security challenges by creating the potential for credential compromise. To ...

OpenAI has announced a brand-new AI-powered web browser, dubbed ChatGPT Atlas, which is now available globally. Perhaps most memorably, Atlas features an “agent mode” — initially limited to paying ...

OpenAI today launched a new artificial intelligence agent that can perform complex tasks in the user’s browser. ChatGPT agent, as the feature is called, is powered by a new reasoning-optimized AI ...

BrowserAct enters Product Hunt’s weekly Top 3 as builders respond to the need for reliable real-web execution, session ...

A LayerX security study found that six AI browser agents could be tricked into exposing credentials from logged-in accounts, highlighting how prompt injection remains one of the biggest risks facing ...

Opera has previewed a new AI agent feature that promises to complete online tasks on your behalf, based on simple, written prompts. Want to book a flight but don’t want to spend ages comparing prices?