One of the companies that first understands the value of ChatGPT could bring to business is Microsoft. That’s why Bill Gates didn’t waste time to dish out 10 billion dollars. In effect, the Redmond company got access to every feature of OpenAI’s product and was able to integrate it into several services. The first was Bing search, which received GPT-3.5 support, making the search process much more advanced. Later, Microsoft added the AI-powered chatbot to its Edge browser.
Today, the Opera browser has released a new update (version 97.0.4719.26) that brings a generative AI chatbot based on ChatGPT and the integration of ChatSonic. These two are what users need right now. We think that if the former focuses on text, the latter emphasizes images.
New Features Of Opera Browser
The Opera browser has put both ChatGPT and ChatSonic on the sidebar to make them accessible.
Users can now generate AI hints by highlighting or typing text on the website. At the same time, users can also ask the AI to help write articles, web page summaries, and social media posts for users or help users with creative ideas through prompts.
As mentioned, ChatGPT processes text, while ChatSonic, powered by GPT-4, allows users to generate images based on text input.
The Opera browser team is also working on new features. Opera said that it is also developing other AI features to “enhance the browsing experience” and plans to add “popular content services generated by AI to the sidebar.”
