Opera has launched a new version of its web browser called Opera One, which includes an AI-powered assistant called Aria. The assistant is powered by Opera’s Composer AI engine and connects to OpenAI’s GPT model.
In an era where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is continuously reshaping the digital landscape, the web browser Opera has announced an exciting development. It has integrated an AI-powered chatbot, ‘Aria’, into its latest browser version, named ‘Opera One’. The inclusion of Aria aims to make browsing a more intuitive, personalized experience. The company introduced the news through its blog and here are more details…
What is Aria?
Aria, the new AI assistant, is a chatbot integrated directly into the Opera One browser. It is designed to help users navigate the web more effectively. Aria can answer queries, offer suggestions based on browsing history, and even assist with tasks like booking a restaurant or buying movie tickets. Aria’s primary function is to make the browsing experience more interactive and convenient.
Aria’s advanced AI capabilities enable it to learn from users’ browsing behavior and personalize its responses accordingly. It provides users with tailored suggestions and tips based on their browsing habits, preferences, and frequent search queries.
A unique feature of Aria is its ability to learn and adapt. Thanks to machine learning, Aria can evolve with the user’s habits, refining its recommendations over time to become more effective. As you spend more time with Aria, it learns more about your preferences and can deliver increasingly accurate and personalized assistance.
How to use Aria chatbot?
To use Aria, you need to sign up for an Opera account if you don’t have one already. Once you’re signed in, you can click the Aria icon on the left side of the screen to start chatting.
Aria is still under development, but it has the potential to be a powerful tool for users. It can help you to save time and get more done, and it can also help you to learn new things.
Here are some of the features of Aria:
- Can answer questions using real-time information
- Can generate text or code
- Can brainstorm ideas
- Can control the browser
- Still under development, but has the potential to be a powerful tool
With Aria’s introduction, Opera aims to redefine the web browsing experience. Users can now interact with their browser in a more engaging and personalized way, transforming the typically static browsing experience into a dynamic one.
Opera One’s other new features
In addition to the AI-powered assistant Aria, Opera One also comes with a couple of other upgrades. These include new “tab islands” that automatically group related tabs together based on their context, as well as a new design and an upgraded browser architecture.
Tab islands are a new way of organizing your tabs that can help you to stay on task and avoid getting overwhelmed. When you open multiple tabs related to the same topic, they will be automatically grouped together into a tab island. This makes it easy to see all of the tabs related to a particular task at a glance, and it also helps to keep your tab bar organized.
Opera One is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can download it for free from the Opera website.
