Opera enters the generative AI space with new features in browsers and content apps

[Opera Comments Bot]

Opera Comments Bot last edited by

Opera has today announced the upcoming integration of AI-generated content (AIGC) services into its PC and mobile browsers.

Read full blog post: Opera enters the generative AI space with new features in browsers and content apps

[shintoplasm01]

shintoplasm01 last edited by This post is deleted!

[PiCi]

PiCi last edited by This post is deleted!

[bobhogan33]

bobhogan33 last edited by

I hope this is not too far off the threat. I've talked to support at U. S. Bank. They don't want to fix their website so I can use Opera. Sometimes Brave will work. Many sites think that Brave is Chrome.

[kreela]

kreela last edited by

This is wonderful news. I have recently found andisearch.com and consensus.ai that are much better at finding info than google. I signed up for neeva, kagi, and you.com but neeva and you seem to use bing as the engine. I don't think we need yet another generalist search. We just want answers. For Opera, I love the sidebar and want that AI content to be targeted. If I just want an answer to a quick question, I can see this being useful. For a techie like me, I need forum answers a lot and will still need a separate search engine for that, like crowdview. I wish I could change the default search engine for Opera. Although Edge is now coming out with useful sidebar features, Opera has always been the most creative in its feature list.

[bobhogan33]

bobhogan33 @kreela last edited by bobhogan33

@kreela I try to avoid Google by using DuckDuckGo. Did you assume that I use Bing?