Interest in AI agents, like OpenAI’s Operator and Opera’s new browser feature, is growing as they promise to change how we interact with the internet. These tools can perform tasks for you, such as booking hotels, researching products, and managing subscriptions. Imagine telling your AI assistant to find the best wireless earbuds or plan a ...
Opera has introduced a new AI feature called Browser Operator that can complete online tasks for you using simple prompts. For example, if you want to book a flight, you can share your preferences, and the AI will handle the searching and add the flight to your cart while you continue with your day. Unlike ...
Opera has launched a new feature called “Browser Operator,” which acts as an AI assistant within the Opera browser. This tool helps users by automating repetitive tasks, like making online purchases or filling out forms, all while keeping their data secure. Unlike other AI tools that rely on third-party servers, Browser Operator works directly on ...
In the future, AI agents will change how we interact with technology by acting on our behalf, making traditional websites and user interface design less relevant. Users will rely on these agents for online tasks, leading to a decline in direct human website visits. Accessibility, once a major design concern, will diminish since agents will ...
OpenAI has introduced Operator, an advanced AI agent that can browse the web to complete tasks for users. Built on a new model called the Computer-Using Agent (CUA), which utilizes GPT-4o’s visual understanding, Operator can interact with various elements on a webpage, actively performing tasks through a series of perception and action steps. Despite setting ...
OpenAI has launched Operator, a new AI agent that can perform online tasks autonomously, such as booking travel, reserving restaurant tables, and shopping. Initially available for US users with a $200 Pro subscription, it will expand to other subscription tiers and regions in the future. Operator uses a dedicated web browser, mimicking human interactions online, ...
Google has unintentionally revealed its upcoming AI tool, Jarvis AI, designed to enhance web browsing in Chrome. The prototype was briefly posted on the Chrome extension store before being removed, describing Jarvis as “a helpful companion that surfs the web with you.” This AI assistant is expected to handle tasks like online shopping and booking ...
