Today we're excited to announce that Leo, the AI assistant built natively in the Brave browser, is now available for testing and feedback in the Nightly desktop channel (starting with version 1.59).

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Leo, Brave's browser-native AI assistant, is now available for testing and feedback in the Nightly desktop channel. Leo allows users to interact with the web pages they’re visiting without leaving the page itself. Leo can suggest follow-up questions, augment original content, and even help with reading comprehension.

Leo, Brave’s browser-native AI assistant, is now available in Nightly version for testing

Does Leo have access to live information?