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Dia browser: the first browser with Artificial Intelligence

The Browser Company has decided to stop developing Arc and invest in a new browser with Artificial Intelligence features. It has called it Dia and aims to help users navigate more easily with an integrated intelligent assistant that "understands" the contents of the various open tabs.

It is still in beta and requires an invitation to install the application, which is currently only available for MacOS. Members of the Arc community have easy access.

The company has already shared some data and also made a small presentation on social media.

The idea is for the browser to be a companion for writing, to learn more about information found online, simplifying concepts and helping to plan tasks and make purchases, always with the guarantee of privacy.

In addition to using Artificial Intelligence in web browsing to learn more about pages, users will also be able to configure settings by "talking" to the browser.

It’s worth noting that Copilot is already integrated into the Edge browser to answer questions about web pages, and that Google has been adding more intelligent features to Chrome with Gemini.

The AI ​​browser race is intensifying...Despite the excitement surrounding AI, The Browser Company still needs to prove that the Day will be more than just a showcase for innovation and that it can, in fact, compete for space in a market dominated by well-established players.

Arc itself, the company's bet on a unique browsing experience, didn't catch on. Because it was too different, the browser didn't win over users and may become open source software.

You can learn more about Dia on the browser’s website created by The Browser Company (https://www.diabrowser.com/)

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