In October, Josh Miller, CEO of The Browser Company, announced that the company is preparing to launch an AI-centric product. Named Dia, this new browser is slated for release in early 2025 and aims to simplify everyday online tasks through artificial intelligence.

Dia will feature a suite of AI-powered capabilities, including suggesting the next line based on web content, generating creative ideas, and summarizing webpage tag information. The browser also has the ability to understand the entire browsing window, allowing it to copy lists of Amazon links from open tabs and insert them into emails based on textual commands.

Unlike traditional AI applications that operate as standalone programs or buttons, Dia is designed to create an entirely new environment built on top of the browser, integrating AI more deeply into the user’s browsing experience. Additionally, the official website has listed job openings, indicating a demand for talent for this new project.

A video demonstration showcased Dia’s ability to execute user commands entered in the address bar, such as locating specific documents based on descriptions and sending them through the preferred email platform. Another prototype feature demonstrated Dia’s capacity to automate more complex tasks, like adding generic items to an Amazon cart or sending personalized messages to staff involved in recording meetings.

Despite the launch of Dia, Miller stated that support for the company’s first browser, Arc, will continue. Addressing concerns that a second product might lead to the abandonment of Arc, Miller shared his outlook on future developments, viewing it as an inevitable trend in the industry’s evolution.