Opera has unveiled its latest web browser, Neon, which incorporates advanced AI technologies to act on behalf of users, streamlining tasks like research and design. Dubbed an 'agentic browser', Neon features an AI engine that understands user requests and operates using cloud-based agents. While specific launch details remain undisclosed, it promises automation of routine tasks, with a focus on maintaining user privacy. The AI tools in Neon are comparable to existing offerings like Microsoft's Copilot, and the browser emphasizes user experience through contextual information and chatbot interfaces.
Opera Neon is an 'agentic browser' that utilizes cloud-based AI agents to understand user requests and perform tasks like research, design, and coding.
Opera senior AI product director Henrik Lexow comments on how AI can fundamentally change internet usage, putting these capabilities at users' fingertips with Opera Neon.
The AI in Opera Neon can work offline and can interpret user needs, providing features similar to Microsoft's Copilot and OpenAI's Operator for enhanced browsing.
Neon includes a chatbot interface for contextual searches and web interaction, while also maintaining user privacy through local task management.
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