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ChatGPT can peek at your Chrome tabs now

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Briefings

OpenAI announced that its ChatGPT browser extension now integrates with Google Chrome to view and compare open browser tabs, enabling users to ask the AI to analyze specific content. This feature was demonstrated in a demo video where the AI compared three open tabs regarding sofas. The update allows users to leverage existing browsing sessions to generate more context-aware responses, marking a shift toward using Chrome as a primary tool for information gathering.

Key points

• ChatGPT's Chrome extension now allows users to view and compare open browser tabs within the application.
• The feature was demonstrated in a demo video where the AI compared three specific tabs related to sofa selection.

Context and limitations

The extension's capabilities are limited to viewing and comparing tabs currently open in the browser; it does not provide access to private or incognito sessions. The specific tabs compared in the demo were not publicly disclosed, and the AI's ability to synthesize this data into actionable insights remains unverified.

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