Opera, the Norwegian web browser company, has released its redesigned browser, Opera One, claiming it to be the first AI-powered browser. Artificial intelligence company OpenAI has helped Opera incorporate Aria, a GPT-based AI, into the browser to help answer questions, generate code and conversations and gather information from across the web. Users can access Aria by bringing up the command line tool or by highlighting text or right-clicking on an item in the app. Opera One also incorporates ChatGPT into its sidebar, should users prefer this chatbot. Furthermore, the browser includes a new feature called Tab Islands, which enables users to keep related tabs together. Opera One has an overhauled browser architecture and the addition of a Multithreaded Compositor, making the interface faster and smoother. Will Opera One make a dent in Google Chrome’s market share and become one of the best web browsers? Only time will tell.
Innovative Web Browser Integrates ChatGPT for a More Engaging Experience
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