New AI browsers such as Atlas and Comet are designed to make us more productive and provide us with smarter support.
But they also open up a new chapter of digital risks.

Mirko Ross, CEO of asvin, warns against these AI browsers in the current issue of WirtschaftsWoche:

They are still immature and delve deep into data stocks – often without sufficient security or transparency mechanisms.
What is considered innovation today can become a gateway for data misuse tomorrow.

AI agent browsers link local information, cloud services, and enterprise systems.

However, it is often unclear where the data ultimately ends up or how it is processed. In addition, AI agents can make it alarmingly easy for attackers to manipulate them.
The risks posed by AI browsers are enormous—using them is like walking on a tightrope.

Anyone using such tools today should be aware of the dangers.

Read more about this in the current issue of WirtschaftsWoche:

👉 https://www.wiwo.de/technologie/digitale-welt/ki-browser-atlas-und-comet-die-gefaehrlichste-konkurrenz-die-google-je-hatte/100170101.html

AI Browser Risk - Mirko Ross in WirtschaftsWoche
Konrad Buck

Konrad Buck

Head of Press and Media Relations

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