According to CNBC, Opera, a prominent player in the web browser market, has set its sights on integrating ChatGPT with its cutting-edge AI language model into its products.

With the specifics of the plan yet to be revealed, it’s clear that Opera is making a bold move in the AI space.

The integration of ChatGPT into Opera’s offerings is an ambitious move, aimed at propelling the company to the forefront of the rapidly-evolving AI landscape.

As the market for AI technologies continues to soar, Opera seeks to set itself apart by delivering unparalleled experiences powered by the GPT large language model.

The details of the integration and availability have not been disclosed yet, but the company is poised to make a major impact with its incorporation of ChatGPT.

Microsoft is reportedly developing a system that will allow customers to access ChatGPT features to build their own chatbots.

Microsoft, on Tuesday announced a deep integration of ChatGPT in its new version of the Bing Search Engine and Edge browser.  Google also announced their own AI powered chatbot called Bard set to rival ChatGPT.

However, things did not go as planned during Google’s presentation of their AI powered chatbot, with experts noting that Bard made a factual errors in its very first demo.

Small But Solid Market Share

It’s worth noting that Opera’s current market share in the desktop browser space is relatively modest, holding only 3.42% compared to the dominant market leader Google with 66.39%.

However, with its integration of ChatGPT, Opera is seeking to challenge the status quo and establish itself as a major player in the AI market.

Opera’s integration of ChatGPT is a strategic move that positions the company as a critical player in the rapidly-growing AI landscape.

As other tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Baidu, and Alibaba also enter the race to launch AI-powered products, it will be interesting to see how Opera differentiates itself and brings a unique blend to the market.