The software company Opera has launched its new AI-powered browser, Neon. According to reports, the browser is initially available to a limited number of waitlisted users for around $20 per month. Opera describes Neon as an “agentic browser,” designed to use artificial intelligence to actively perform tasks for the user, rather than just displaying information. …
If you’re a content creator, your browser is more than just a window to the web. It’s basically your office. And for many of us, it’s a pretty messy one! Picture your screen right now. How many tabs are open? Ten? Twenty? A chaotic mix of Google Docs, a competitor’s blog, SEO tools, a thesaurus, …
Opera now lets you download and run AI language models locally on your own computer – without an Internet connection, at no extra cost, and privately. There are over 150 models from more than 50 families to choose from, including Llama from Meta, Gemma from Google, and Vicuna. The feature is initially available to Opera …