The browser company with its registered office in Norway said today that it provides its assistant AI ARIA in the Opera Mini browser on Android.
Aria AI can help users get the latest news and information on various topics, learn more on various topics and generate images. Opera uses a mix of models from OpenAI and Google to get the appropriate answers.
“AI quickly becomes an integral part of everyday experience on the Internet-ARIA to lead to Opera Mini is a natural addition to our most commonly downloaded browser. After adding our built-in artificial intelligence AI, Aria, we are excited to examine how AI can further increase the setting of functions on which our users rely every day”, Jørgen Arnesen, EVP Mobile at AT, W statement.
Opera Mini, which was launched in 2005, helps users save data while browsing. The company's claim is that even with the launch of a new AI assistant, it can help save data without increasing the size of the application.
The company said that Opera Mini has over a billion downloads for Android and over 100 million users around the world. According to APP Analytics, the AppFigures, Opera Mini has reached 7.1 million downloads this year.
In addition to launching the AI assistant in all its applications, the opera experiment with AI functions, such as the method of controlling cards using the natural language hints and the operator, which helps to perform tasks autonomously.
