Atlas, the newly launched web browser by OpenAI, incorporates ChatGPT and an agent designed to assist users with automated tasks while browsing. However, early impressions indicate that the browser may not provide significant benefits for general users. For instance, when tasked with shopping on Amazon, the agent suggested items that the user had previously discarded, demonstrating a lack of understanding of user preferences. Similarly, the built-in ChatGPT struggled to summarize relevant content, often reverting to previous pages instead of providing useful insights. Critics argue that Atlas appears to be more about data collection for OpenAI than about enhancing the browsing experience for users. As OpenAI aggressively markets Atlas, questions arise regarding its actual target audience and whether it can compete with established browsers like Chrome and Safari.