Brave Search, the search engine from the company you know best for making an alternative web browser to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, has some new AI goodies to share with the world.

Brave announced on Thursday that it’s introducing an AI chat mode for follow-up questions based on initial queries on Brave Search. Earlier this year, the company launched “Answer with AI ...

Now Brave Search is introducing a new AI-based feature called “Summarizer,” which comes as a response to ChatGPT. Brave Search now has its own AI to answer questions.

Brave Search is releasing an independent image and video search tool that relies on the company’s own index instead of third-party APIs from Bing or Google.

Brave Search will continue to operate without change. Brave clarified that Rerank settings are stored locally and passed to the search tool via a cookie, which is not used for tracking.

It is raining AI-powered features all across search engines. Today, Brave Search launched a new "Summarizer" feature, which is powered by different large langue models (LLMs) — OpenAI's GPT tech ...

Brave Search launched in 2021 and relied on about 13% of third-party indexing. That changed to around 7% over the next year or so, and now the company is 100% on its own.

Brave Search, which was launched in June 2021, initially relied on Bing for a portion of its search queries. However, over time, this reliance has been gradually reduced.

The privacy-focused search engine Brave Search has finally introduced its own, independent image and video search capabilities, breaking free from relying on Bing and Google for media search.

Until now, Brave’s own search engine had crawled the Internet by itself, developing its own database for search queries. But its image and video search had used Bing and Google.

Brave claims that its Brave Search engine was only leveraging Bing for about 7 percent of query results. It also noted that, at Brave Search’s inception in 2021 , it only used third parties for ...