Opera introduces a new web standard to let users deploy AI locally in their browser
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Opera 推出 WebAI 网页标准,支持浏览器本地部署 AI 模型
Opera Launches WebAI Web Standard to Support Browser Local Deployment of AI Models
Opera WebAI Lets Users Run Local Browser AI Without Cloud Servers
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