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The battle for browsing supremacy takes an intriguing turn as OpenAI's impending browser launch challenges Chrome's reign, yet Google orchestrates a more profound revolution. While OpenAI seeks to crack the browser monopoly through AI integration, Google transcends traditional browsing entirely — transforming the internet into an intelligent, conversational playground where users delegate tasks to AI agents rather than navigating websites themselves.
Up to 90.9% of the world population will use the internet in 2052, according to the Metaculus prediction community.