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Browserbase, a San Francisco startup, has announced the launch of its headless browser platform designed to assist AI agents in automating web tasks. The company has successfully raised $6.5 million to support the development of this innovative technology. Browserbase aims to simplify the creation of programmable headless browsers, making them as easy to use as an API. This platform is expected to significantly enhance the capabilities of AI applications, allowing them to browse the web more efficiently. The funding will also enable Browserbase to open signups to developers, fostering a broader adoption of their technology. AI agents have become increasingly important since the launch of ChatGPT just 19 months ago.
Exclusive: Browserbase launches headless browser platform that lets LLMs automate web tasks: EXCLUSIVE: Browserbase, a San Francisco startup, today announced the launch of its platform that enables developers to automate complex… https://t.co/Z0i8kn5z1W #AI #AIMLandDeepLearning
Browsing the web is a core task for AI agents, but building programmable headless browsers is incredibly hard. Browserbase fixes this. A programmable browser that is headless, serverless, and as easy to use as an API. Very excited to partner with @pk_iv and the whole team. https://t.co/UeWxBS4d28
NEW: Browserbase raises $6.5M to build the web browser for AI agents They believe AI agents will become the primary users of the internet given the rapid change of how we interact with it since the release of ChatGPT. Their vision + product 🧵: https://t.co/Bcwey1rxzp
