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AI agents are taking over the web browser to help you do basic and complex tasks and giving you the time to focus on other stuff.
Opera says the new browser can act as an AI agent and do your tasks.
Web browsers help you do the work, search for content and browse other sites. But what if they can help you with writing code for games, or even handle all your tasks? Yes, that’s what Opera is promising with its new Neon AI web browser that will do more than just surfing the web. In fact, there is a good case for Opera Neon to be called as one of the AI agents that you might have heard a lot about these days.
AI Browser Agent To Serve You: What It Offers
AI agents have become the talk of town recently, and AI is taking away jobs of software engineers because of how good they have become at coding. Opera Neon claims similar traits and promises that the web browser can code for you to create games, make reports and even analyse them if you ask. Like most AI tools, Opera Neon responds to basic text prompts and it can get the job done at any time.
The company is relying on local and cloud-based AI tech to offer these features. AI agents are known for their multi-tasking prowess and Opera Neon will be at the top level with these tasks, especially when you are busy with something else and the job gets done.
It goes without saying that Opera sees the Neon AI browser to be a premium product which means people will be charged a fee to use the platform. The company has not shared those details as of now and using Neon is limited to people who have been cleared from the waiting list to try out the beta version.
Opera will give you a built-in AI chatbot like most platforms which assists you with basic queries, help you search the web for some complex issues and even assist you with details available on-screen. It is likely that Opera will make people sign up with its account for the Neon AI browser so that all you conversations and other tasks are recorded in the browser history. Having said that, we would like to hear more about its privacy focus with the new browser and how it plans to process and keep the data secure in the future.
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