The Opera web browser has introduced a feature called “agentic AI,” allowing users to delegate web tasks to an onboard AI assistant known as Browser Operator. This AI can perform several in-browser actions, such as locating and adding items to a shopping cart, like men’s size 10 Nike socks from Walmart. Although the feature can ...
The Opera web browser recently introduced “agentic AI,” allowing users to delegate web tasks to an onboard AI assistant known as the Browser Operator. This feature can perform a series of in-browser actions, like finding and adding items to shopping carts, but it may not be highly efficient. For instance, the AI can search for ...
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 introduced a new AI feature called Browser Operator that can handle online tasks for you with just a few written prompts. For instance, if you want to book a flight, you can specify your preferences, and the AI will search and add the ticket to your cart while you focus on other things. ...
At MWC 2025, Opera introduced a groundbreaking feature called the Browser Operator AI. This innovative tool is designed to enhance the browsing experience by letting users delegate tasks, like shopping or restaurant bookings, directly through the browser. As users continue to surf the web, the Browser Operator can handle these tasks in natural language, offering ...
In a week filled with excitement, AI agents gained major new capabilities, allowing them to browse the web like humans. Notably, OpenAI introduced its Operator and Perplexity launched its Assistant, marking a significant step toward an AI-driven internet. These tools enable agents to perform tasks autonomously, enhancing user interaction with technology. The developments offer tremendous ...
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 ...
