Brave Browser Launches AI Assistant 'Leo' to Compete with Other Browsers' Built-In AI Features
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Brave's desktop browser now has an AI assistant called Leo, joining other browsers with built-in AI.
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Leo is based on the Llama 2 large language model developed by Microsoft and Meta. It can summarize web pages, translate, rewrite text, and generate new content.
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There is a free version of Leo for all users, and a $15/month premium version with higher quality responses and priority access.
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Brave emphasizes Leo preserves user privacy - conversations are not persisted or used for training, and no personal info is collected.
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Brave previously faced criticism for allegedly selling copyrighted info to train AI without consent, which it denied.