@DhruvBatra_: Hard agree with @swyx — computer-use / browser-use capabilities are progressing *very* quickly and it's a mistake to be…
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The article argues that computer-use/browser-use AI capabilities are progressing very quickly and will agentify the web, as most of the web lacks APIs.
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Hard agree with @swyx — computer-use / browser-use capabilities are progressing very quickly and it’s a mistake to believe otherwise.
My talk at @aiDotEngineer laid the bull-case:
- most of the web will not have APIs (infra changes slowly)
- CUAs will agentify the web
swyx (@swyx): someone just told me about this take* on CUA
this is one of those gell mann moments for me lol. i’ve been watching computer use since World of Bits (Shi, fan, karpathy, hernandez & liang 2017). we were the first technical pod to interview @jluan about Adept’s work three years
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