Will Chrome, Safari, or Firefox add native support for local LLMs in 2024? (Opera just did)
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Opera issued a press release titled "Opera becomes the first major browser with built-in access to local AI models."
Will any other major browsers follow suit*?
* Access in beta or dev mode would suffice to resolve this market as yes
Update 2024-15-12 (PST): Canary (experimental) versions of browsers do not count - only beta or dev versions will qualify for resolution. (AI summary of creator comment)
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