The Brave browser is also getting into the conversational AI era with its own in-house ChatGPT.
Microsoft has, it seems, launched a new fad! While the Redmond firm was the first to offer its Bing navigation tool an AI directly from ChatGPT, the competition is organizing to do the same. And today, it is Brave who proposes his concept!
Brave presents Summarizer
Google, Meta, Elon Musk… all the heavyweights of the tech world want to try the AI adventure. It must be said that, despite its flaws, the new tool integrated into Bing clearly seems to be the future on the internet. To the point that smaller players also want to try the experiment.
This is the case of Brave, the open source web browser whose ambition is to protect the privacy of its users. Its Brave Search search engine now benefits from a chatbot called “Summarizer”, which appears at the top of the results page following a query. A very useful tool, which summarizes the information from the selected sites.
Links, always, in source
And to show that at Brave, the factual matters a lot, Summarizer draws its information exclusively from the sites it has been able to select. Another little extra compared to the AIs that we have heard of lately, and which use a mass of information whose origin is not known, artificial intelligence adds links to the sources used.
A way to ensure a certain level of quality of the answer, while allowing the user to verify for themselves that the summary is produced from correct material, and finally to credit the producers of the information . Brave wants to reduce ” the authority biases of large language models », and also offer recent information, ChatGPT does not benefit from data dating from before 2021.
Source : Neowin
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