cursed_browser: A web browser with no rendering engine — the VLM reads the HTML and hallucinates the page (github.com)

Cursed Browser has introduced a novel web browsing experience that forgoes traditional rendering engines in favor of a large language model (LLM) that interprets HTML and generates a visual representation based on its understanding. Each page load promises a unique experience, with the output being artistically hallucinatory rather than just functionally accurate. This approach, dubbed "AI Native," raises intriguing questions about the nature of web rendering and design, as it challenges the convention of pixel-perfect browsers. Significantly, Cursed Browser's V2 is already generating buzz with its impressive $200 million pre-seed funding target, indicating strong interest from enterprises. This version is set to revolutionize efficiency by allowing the LLM to create a new browser engine tailored to the specific requirements of each page. This means no unnecessary bloat—just a lightweight engine delivering precisely what the page demands. The implications for the AI/ML community are profound, suggesting a future where AI not only enhances user experiences but also redefines how we interact with web content, potentially paving the way for more personalized and dynamic browsing experiences.