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Opera Debuts Premium AI Browser with Monthly Subscription Model

Opera has launched its AI-powered browser Neon with a $19.90 monthly subscription fee, sources indicate. The browser features specialized AI agents for different tasks, though availability is currently limited to select users with others joining a waitlist.

Opera Introduces Subscription-Based AI Browser

Norwegian software company Opera has launched its artificial intelligence browser called Neon, according to reports, marking a significant shift in how web browser technology is being monetized. The company is charging users $19.90 per month for access to the AI-powered browsing experience, though availability is currently limited to an unspecified number of users, with others required to join a waitlist.

by Alvarez Jordan
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Companies Failing to Provide Essential AI Training Despite Worker Demand, BCG Report Reveals

Organizations are struggling to realize AI’s full potential due to inadequate employee training programs. According to BCG’s AI ethics officer, workers want approximately five hours of hands-on training but most aren’t receiving it, hindering adoption and innovation.

The AI Training Gap in Modern Workplaces

Companies implementing artificial intelligence across their organizations are failing to provide adequate training to employees, creating significant barriers to adoption and value creation, according to recent analysis from Boston Consulting Group. Sources indicate that while workers express clear preferences for hands-on AI instruction, only about one-third are receiving the recommended training hours needed to build proficiency with the emerging technology.

by Desai Priyanka