Opera takes a bold step into the future of browsing with its unprecedented new feature: Localization with the help of LLM or support. These smart technologies are created to enable artificial intelligence technology in the user’s phone to be used remotely, a very contrasting approach from previous traditional cloud-based applications.
It is no longer important to pay to access remotely located server storage. Having data available for searching in real-time is possible as long as users have the application installed. Users will now be able to enjoy the benefits of technology like Meta’s Llama or Google’s Gemma, without having to worry about their information being accessible to any outsider. This offers several major benefits in terms of localization.
First of all it takes privacy into account by focusing on user privacy. Your device will generate data internally, which does not leave the parameters of your device, and this provides the ultimate security in AI interactions. On the other hand, LLMs from local IT firms can operate at higher speeds and have a more sophisticated user experience involving stronger internet-connected devices.
However, this fact also has some disadvantages. These AI models can be quite large, ranging from 2GB for an entire model to 10GB for just a single image. Moreover, this feature is still in the initial stage and men can enjoy it only if they have this feature from Opera One developer.
Despite these obstacles, Opera’s entry into native AI represents a significant leap to a higher level of artificial intelligence. This includes that I can’t edit, it’s too complicated to monitor. From this moment on, AI will be widely adopted, and secure on-device AI will be a path that will lead to a normalized future where it will become the standard.
