Opera's new browser can code websites and games for you

Opera has announced a new browser called Opera Neon, which focuses on AI-driven workflows to perform tasks such as shopping, form-filling, and coding on behalf of users. The browser, currently behind a waitlist, will require a subscription upon release, though pricing details have not been disclosed. Opera Neon features three new sidebar buttons: Chat, Do, and Make. The Chat button offers a chatbot interface for web searches and information retrieval, while the Do button utilizes Opera's Browser Operator AI agent to perform tasks like form-filling and trip bookings. The Make button allows users to create games, websites, code snippets, and reports using text prompts, with AI workflows executed via a cloud-based virtual machine, enabling offline task completion and multitasking.

Despite the promising features, there is skepticism about the actual performance of such AI applications. Opera is not alone in this endeavor, as other companies like The Browser Company and Google are also developing AI-powered browsers and agents to perform tasks for users. This competitive landscape highlights the growing interest in integrating AI capabilities into web browsers to enhance user experience and productivity.

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Opera Neon is a new browser focusing on AI workflows, capable of tasks like shopping, form-filling, and coding.
The browser features three new sidebar buttons: Chat, Do, and Make, each offering different AI-powered functionalities.
AI workflows are performed through a cloud-based virtual machine, allowing offline task processing and multitasking.
Opera Neon is behind a waitlist and will require a subscription upon release, with no disclosed pricing details.

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