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Opera recently unveiled its latest creation, Opera Neon, a browser designed to revolutionize the way we work online. This innovative browser is set to focus on AI workflows, making tasks like shopping, form-filling, and coding easier than ever before.
Neon introduces three new buttons on its sidebar: Chat, Do, and Make. The Chat feature offers a chatbot interface for web searches, answering queries, and obtaining more information about the pages you’re browsing. Meanwhile, the Do feature utilizes the Browser Operator AI agent, allowing tasks like form-filling and trip bookings to be handled right in the browser. And the Make option stands out by enabling users to create games, websites, code snippets, reports, and more through text prompts.
While the concept of AI-driven browsers is exciting, it’s important to note that Opera isn’t the only player in this space. The Browser Company and Google are also developing AI agents for browsers, promising to enhance our online experience with advanced automation and assistance. Stay tuned to see how these developments will shape the future of web browsing!
