For years, Google Chrome has stood unchallenged as the world’s dominant web browser. Its blend of speed, stability, and ecosystem integration made it an internet staple — even a cultural phenomenon. Despite efforts from rivals like Microsoft Edge and Opera, none have truly broken Chrome’s monopoly. But the rise of generative AI has sparked a seismic shift, ushering in a new era of competition led by OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity’s Comet.

These two emerging browsers are rewriting the rules of browsing. Instead of competing on speed or design, AI-native browsers focus on intelligence — acting not just as portals to the web but as personal assistants that can think, act, and adapt to users’ needs. Built on Google’s own Chromium engine, both Atlas and Comet are using the tech giant’s

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