How to get the most from Opera’s native AI, Aria
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Hi there Opera fans, bots, and AI enthusiasts! Aria, Opera’s native browser AI is here to answer all your questions, help with your work, or just simply to be there for a chat. If you’re hungry and need restaurant recommendations – ask Aria. If you need help editing an image – ask Aria too. If […]
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unrealmirakulix last edited by
Regarding aria's image generator, under what circumstances is it permitted to use these images? CC(BY)? ...?
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FxHope last edited by
The translation function isn't really usable!
Most of the time you try to translate a text out of a forum you get the answer "This request violates our Terms of Service."
Even if a book is recited. Why? It's a translation!!!
Maybe the original text violates the Terms of Service. But to recognize that I (specially I, not your Service) need the correct translation!
A translation service should do exactly what it's name say: translate everything . Otherwise it's useless. -
FxHope last edited by leocg
@leocg But why?
There're people who read the german (or french) explanations of the new features, clicked "further Information" and came to those comment-section.
They have something to say, but they aren't able to speak english. What should they do? Stay silent? Keep their feedback?Of course you can sell international, but you can't take for granted your customers are all able to act international.
And I know: your company is keen to catch every possible user/customer. So it might be a good idea to accept comments in their language.