Opera browser for Android is getting a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature. It will let users run search queries about images. The browser is integrating the feature within Aria, the browser’s native AI assistant, as a part of the company’s AI Feature Drop programme. The feature will be available in the Opera Developer build of the Android browser. Notably, the feature was already available in the desktop version of the browser. But this update is introducing it to the mobile version as well.
Opera Browser for Android Gets New AI Feature
The company detailed the new AI feature in a blog post and stated that it is aimed at helping users easily understand what is depicted in an image. Known as Image Understanding, it will be available within the Aria chatbot’s interface. The AI assistant can be accessed from the sidebar. Once the Aria side panel opens, users can tap on the ‘+’ icon to upload an image.
After uploading the image, Aria will be able to process it via computer vision. Then, it can answer queries about it. For instance, users can upload an image of a windmill and prompt the AI to tell about it. Opera highlighted that users can upload up to three images at the same time, and get responses on it. The queries are only accepted in text format.
Notably, the Image Understanding feature can only answer questions based on whatever is visible in the image. However, users can ask follow-up questions where Aria will find answers from the web. One can also use the computer vision capabilities to process text written in an image. For instance, Aria can process a mathematical problem in an image. It can provide the solution for it. Users can also ask Aria to generate an image based on the image input.
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