With the developing technology, artificial intelligence began to find a place for itself in many areas of our lives. So much so that the great progress made in recent years shows that it is developing rapidly. Artificial intelligence, which is used in almost every sector, has recently managed to reach web browsers. The first example of this was Microsoft Edge. Artificial intelligence is now on the way for Mozilla Firefox.
Artificial intelligence support is coming for Mozilla Firefox!
Artificial intelligence, the trend of recent years, has been used in many browsers so far. So much so that the first company to start it was Microsoft. Later, it was followed by Google and Opera. Seeing these, Mozilla took action not to be left behind.
According to TheInformation, Mozilla will integrate a chatbot into the Firefox browser. According to the information conveyed, the company has two options in front of it. These are OpenAl’s ChatGPT and Google’s recently introduced Bard.
Google Bard will make ChatGPT look obsolete!
According to the statement, Bard will also transfer visual results from Google search results to its users.
It is currently unknown which chatbot to use. This will become clear after Mozilla’s discussion with Google and OpenAl. At this point, the estimates are in the direction of Google. Because the company pays a significant amount every year under the deal to remain the default search engine in Firefox.
Of course, it is useful to remember that the search engine and artificial intelligence are different fields. The fact that the two companies have made an agreement in one area does not mean that they will agree on artificial intelligence. We will see together which company Mozilla will cooperate with in the coming days.
What can artificial intelligence do in Mozilla Firefox?
Artificial intelligence can provide you with more reliable search results in Mozilla Firefox. For example, when you ask a question to the chatbot in Microsoft Edge, the artificial intelligence collects information by scanning the search results on the internet and presents it to you in a compiled form. We may encounter a similar feature in Mozilla Firefox.
So what do you guys think about this issue? Do you think Mozilla Firefox needed artificial intelligence support? You can share your views with us in the Comments section below.