Today we're excited to announce that Leo, the AI assistant built natively in the Brave browser, is now available for testing and feedback in the Nightly desktop channel (starting with version 1.59).
Same. I just saw that Opera is really pushing the built in ai stuff too now. Brave makes sense to me because it’s already based around a crypto ponzi and packed to the gills with “web 3” bloat, they just jump on every techbro bandwagon that comes out but yeah if Firefox ever does something like this I give up
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The moment Mozilla bundles an AI assistant with Firefox is the moment I’m done with the internet.
We don’t need a new separate useless AI assistant in every single browser, please.
Same. I just saw that Opera is really pushing the built in ai stuff too now. Brave makes sense to me because it’s already based around a crypto ponzi and packed to the gills with “web 3” bloat, they just jump on every techbro bandwagon that comes out but yeah if Firefox ever does something like this I give up
Opera was bought by a Chinese company a couple of years ago. So that tracks there too.
They’re already doing that with MDN. Hopefully it doesn’t happen to the browser.