Privacy-focused search engine and web browser company Brave Software Integrating search results into its Leo chatbot. Search results are based on Brave Quest API and LEO are integrated into the company BrowserThe company said that this integration will help users get more updated information.
People can use this integration to get information like the latest scores, get more context about a topic when reading an article, and find recent and relevant topics to create social media posts.
Brave emphasized that this integration is done with privacy in mind as the company does not require users to log in. Also, it does not store conversations with your AI chatbot on its servers. Brave said it does not use the responses to train its models. The company said it sends the request to an anonymization server first to hide the user’s identity.
You can also buy Leo Premium At $14.99/month, that gives you higher rate limits and access to the latest models. The company said that when you buy a subscription it issues an unlinkable token to prevent any personal identification.
Brave has tried to build out its AI capabilities to attract more users to its browser and search engine. AI-powered summaries for its search product last year To show users a summary of the answers to a search query. Leo AI Assistant will be available to everyone in November 2023. In April, the company introduced An AI answer engine to find answers to users’ questions,
Other browsers such as Edge, Opera, ArchAnd SigmaOS Brave has integrated AI to varying degrees. Brave likely wants to leverage its ownership of both the browser and search stacks to refine its product.
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