OpenAI is reportedly preparing to launch its own AI-powered web browser in the coming weeks, setting the stage for a direct challenge to Google Chrome's dominance in the browser market, according to Reuters.

"While Chrome maintains its dominant share, these experiments indicate a strategic curiosity toward agent-led, context-aware alternatives that challenge the conventional search-to-click paradigm. This is no longer a browser contest,

In today's Tech Bytes, ABC's Alison Kosick shares, OpenAI is reportedly poised to release an AI-powered web browser. It's expected to compete with Google Chrome and Safari.

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