No One Is Using AI Browsers…

AI browsers were supposed to change how we use the internet. OpenAI had ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity had Comet, and Microsoft, Opera, Google, and The Browser Company all had their own ideas about what browsing with AI should look like. But getting people to leave Chrome turned out to be a much bigger problem than adding a chatbot to a search bar. This video looks at the rise and retreat of AI browsers, from Atlas and Copilot Mode to Dia, Neon, and Project Mariner, and why Comet kept going while others shut down or changed direction. There’s the appeal of browsing data and user profiles, the difficulty of breaking habits, and the security risks of agents that can read pages and take actions for you. Hidden instructions, prompt injection, and the Amazon lawsuit show how complicated that promise gets. Then there’s the simpler question: how much better does a browser have to be before people will switch? Chrome already has the users, and Google can bring AI to them without asking anyone to start over. The strangest part is how AI competition helped Google keep Chrome in the first place, only for the companies trying to challenge it to struggle. The browser race has a pretty ironic ending. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hariharan-jayakumar-silo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hariharan.jayakumar/ TimeStamps: 0:00 - Why AI Browsers Failed Introduction 0:35 - Chrome “Killers” 3:58 - Killed Chrome Killers 8:38 - Why No One Switched Sources: https://pastebin.com/NGcsvzE5

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