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In a bid to enhance user privacy and productivity on the Android platform, the privacy-focused web browser Brave has recently unveiled its AI-powered chat assistant, Leo. This innovative feature, previously available on desktop, is designed to provide users with a comprehensive set of tools to interact with the web seamlessly, all while maintaining a heightened level of privacy.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
Built on Meta’s Large Language Model (LLM) technology, Leo originally utilized Llama-2 but later adopted Mixtral 8x7B as its default LLM. Brave’s commitment to user privacy is evident in its decision not to rely on third-party AI services for Leo.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As per the btowser, its AI assistant aims to empower users by allowing them to engage in a variety of tasks directly from the browser <\/a>address bar or within webpages.<\/p>\n Leo’s functionalities include creating real-time summaries of web pages or videos, writing code, answering questions about content, generating new long-form written content, translating pages, and creating transcriptions of video or audio content. This broad spectrum of capabilities positions Leo as a versatile tool for users seeking a comprehensive browsing experience.<\/p>\n