Expect more innovations from us,” added Czajka. We’re excited for our users to experience generative AI with this release. “Opera is actively expanding its AI program into AIGC for browser, news, and gaming products through its own solutions and new and existing partnerships. Opera said that AI prompts are contextual and will evolve with new features.
Users can also initiate conversations with generative AI services to shorten or explain articles, generate tweets, or request relevant content based on the highlighted text. Powered by a DALL-E model from OpenAI, the addition will be available to Bing preview users or accessed Smart AI Prompts Opera has introduced smart AI prompts which can be accessed directly from the address bar or by highlighting a text element on a website. It will allow users to easily create their desired images with descriptive words. Microsoft has added an AI-powered image creator to its Bing search engine called the Bing Image Creator. Microsoft's Bing chatbot to now allow users to create images with OpenAI's DALL-E The company said that this launch marks the first stage of Opera’s Browser AI and it now plans to move to stage two featuring its own browser AI engine in the near future.
Our goal is to use these technologies to give our users new browsing superpowers – reimagining how they learn, create, and research,” said Joanna Czajka, Product Director at Opera. “AIGC is a game-changer for web browsing. The company is integrating generative AI tools into the browser allowing users to explore AI-generated content (AIGC) within the desktop browsers. In a memo, Pichai stressed Google had not always been first to market with successful launches, insisting products had to “solve important user needs” and be built on Features coming to Opera, Opera GX Opera announced that features that are coming to Opera and Opera GX are AI Prompts, sidebar access to ChatGPT services, and ChatSonic. Google is the latest company seeking to leverage artificial intelligence in chatbots, a field in which OpenAI’s ChatGPT is leading. ‘Things will go wrong’: Read Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s memo on ChatGPT-rival Bard
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