Opera, the web browser company, has unveiled “Aria”, an AI side panel powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Aria allows users to receive generative AI services for free. This feature is currently available for testing and available in over 180 countries, including the European Union.
Aria is based on Opera’s “Composer” infrastructure and is connected to OpenAI’s GPT technology. Additionally, Aria can access live web results, making it more advanced than GPT-based solutions of the past. Aria can be tested on both desktop and Android operating systems, with a free download from the Opera One browser for desktop users and the beta version of the browser from the Google Play Store for Android users.
Opera was founded in 1995 in Norway and is now a public company, with active operations spread across four continents. It provides a wide range of services including web browsers, mobile devices and applications, cloud services, email, and more. The browser supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and more. The company is also a leader in tech innovation, particularly in the area of AI, where its latest offering, Aria, is set to become deeply integrated into their browser.
The chief executive officer of Opera, Krystian Kolondra, who has been with the company since 2005, has been responsible for the success of the company in recent years. Under his leadership, Opera has grown to become a leading player in the AI and web browser markets, driving its strength and success through a commitment to developing sustainable and user-friendly products and services. As an advocate of technological advancement and progress, Kolondra is devoted to Opera’s mission to create a better web experience for users.
