Opera has officially announced plans to integrate its AI-generated content services into its web browser for computers and mobile devices, much as Microsoft has done with its Edge browser.
The Norwegian company said in a blog post that it is taking steps to expand its existing AI initiatives, including adding AI-powered content services to its navigation, news and game offerings.
Oprah explained that AI services are reshaping what products do and what users expect from them. She noted that after the number of ChatGPT chatbot users exceeded 100 million in a short period of time, AI devices caused an exponential increase.
Opera said adding AI tools to its browser relied on it being able to give users direct access to popular internet platforms such as TikTok, Telegram and WhatsApp.
said Pierre Wetterdahl, Chief Information Officer at Strategic Partners and the AI ecosystem. .
Opera has announced plans to add its popular AI-generated content service to the browser's sidebar. In addition, the company is improving the browsing experience with new features that interact with these new AI-powered generative features.
One of the first features to test is the Shorten button, which is added to the address bar and can use chatgpt to generate a short summary of any web page or article. And (The Verge) quoted company officials as saying that the company intends to roll out the feature to all users soon.
The announcement of Opera comes days after Microsoft announced a new version of its Bing search engine that offers an updated version built on the same artificial intelligence technology that powers GPT Chat.
The company also plans to release an updated version of its Edge web browser and promises that both products will offer improved search, richer answers, a new chat experience, and the ability to create and summarize pages, websites, or articles.
Similarly, Google announced a GBT chatbot competitor called Bard a few days ago, but it is no longer available to users.