
Opera creates WebAI standard to run AI directly in the browser, without the cloud
Preview feature in Opera One uses open-weight models like Google's Gemma and processes everything on-device for greater privacy.
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Preview feature in Opera One uses open-weight models like Google's Gemma and processes everything on-device for greater privacy.

Nicknamed Le Chonk, the open model can be downloaded by companies and governments to detect and respond to threats.

New methodology uses 60% private tests and leaves Astra at 57 and Sol at 55 points behind the leader, according to Artificial Analysis.

Model said it wouldn't use tools, but attempted upload was blocked by sandbox; researchers point to training habit, not spying.

Test with 30 mechanical, 27 electrical, 18 civil and 10 structural tasks measures deliverables, and the best AI scored 48.3% on the hidden set.

SemiAnalysis launched GDPx with 206 real-world tasks; Claude Opus 5.5 leads with 12.0%, ahead of Gemini 4 Carbon and GPT-6 Astra.