With the development of the artificial intelligence arena, various parties are now also focusing on integrating artificial intelligence models directly into web browsers and making it easier for users to do a number of things. Previously, we have already seen companies focusing on artificial intelligence such as OpenAI and Perplexity introduce their own web browsers.
The latest, not to be left out, is Brave, and it has introduced an artificial intelligence-powered browsing feature. Brave is currently testing this feature through the Brave Nightly version, and may expand it if it goes well.
For your information, Brave is ready to add Leo support to make it easier for you to ask various questions. Through the integration of artificial intelligence-powered browsing, it allows users to give instructions, and then the web browser itself will browse several websites, perform analysis, and perform what is requested. For example, users can request to perform analysis related to a topic, make purchases, and so on.
Brave itself says that it is being tested at the Nightly level, since various things are concerns for users, including in terms of security, access to data, and others. For this step too, it uses a separate browsing profile, including in terms of storing cookies, login data, etc. compared to regular web browsing.
If you're interested in testing it out, you can download Brave Nightly today, and need to enable the AI Browsing feature via the brave://flags section.
