OpenAI has rolled out ChatGPT Atlas, a new AI-powered browser for macOS users, integrating ChatGPT's capabilities directly into web browsing. This free tool allows users to access AI assistance across all tabs, remember browsing context, and automate tasks without leaving their current page. Atlas offers features like real-time page understanding and personalized suggestions. Users can import data from Chrome and set Atlas as their default browser, receiving enhanced rate limits for a week.
Related news
Indian breed dogs like Mudhol and Rampur Hounds, once championed by Prime Minister Modi, will march at the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas parade. These resilient 'desi' dogs, trained by the BSF, have proven effective in various operations, showcasing their agility and adaptability to Indian conditions.
Louvre director admits security camera flaws after $100 million jewel heist. Thieves exploited blind spots, bypassing aging perimeter cameras. Despite functioning alarms, the museum's external surveillance is deemed "highly insufficient." The incident has sparked a review of security measures at the iconic institution, with investigations ongoing to apprehend the culprits.
NBA star Stephen Curry's wife, Ayesha, faces online backlash for recent comments on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast, where she revealed she never wanted children or marriage. This comes despite her past teenage rule of avoiding athletes, a stark contrast to her current life with the basketball legend and their four children.
Democratic mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani emphasized affordability as key to attracting tech companies, stating it enables workers to live and work in NYC. Meanwhile, independent candidate Andrew Cuomo assured business leaders that anti-business policies are over, vowing to work with companies. Mamdani, however, pointed to corporate greed as pushing out small businesses and workers.
Wife of jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk submitted a representation calling charges against him "flimsy and baseless." She stated that videos cited by authorities were taken out of context and misinterpreted, arguing his arrest aims to silence peaceful advocacy for Ladakh's statehood and democratic rights.
Ayodhya's Deepotsav 2025 illuminated the city with millions of diyas, marking the ninth edition of the festival celebrating Lord Ram's life. The event set two Guinness World Records for the most people performing simultaneous diya rotations and the largest display of oil lamps. Chief minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the festivities, which also featured Ramayana-themed tableaux, folk performances, and drone shows.
BBC has been found to have misled audiences by UK regulator Ofcom over its Gaza documentary. The 13-year-old narrator's father was a Hamas official, a crucial detail omitted. This ruling, a rare and serious rebuke, highlights transparency issues and has intensified scrutiny on the BBC's journalistic integrity in sensitive reporting.
India's central bank is strategically shifting its foreign exchange reserves, favoring gold over dollar-based assets. The RBI has significantly increased its gold holdings, now exceeding 880 tonnes, while simultaneously reducing its investments in US Treasury Securities to a seven-month low.
Pakistan Cricket Board confirms a three-nation T20I tournament will proceed in Lahore from November 17-29, despite Afghanistan's withdrawal. Discussions are underway to secure a replacement team, with Sri Lanka already confirmed as a participant. The PCB is considering associate nations but prioritizes a Test-playing country.
Rahul Gandhi visited the family of Hariom Valmiki, a Dalit man lynched in Raebareli. Gandhi alleged the government threatened the family against meeting him. He pledged Congress support for Dalits facing atrocities nationwide. Gandhi stated the family seeks justice and accused the government of obstructing their access to medical care and protection for perpetrators.