Computer use
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A feature that lets an AI look at the screen and move the mouse and keyboard to use a computer the way a person does.
Overview
Usually an AI can only work with services that offer a fixed doorway called an API. With computer use, the AI takes a picture of the screen, decides where to click, moves the mouse and types text. So it can use websites and programs made for people, just as they are.
The best-known example is a browser agent that books tickets or fills in forms on the web. For now it is slower than a person and sometimes clicks the wrong place. It can also be fooled by text on a screen that it mistakes for an instruction, so things that are hard to undo, such as payments or deletions, are left for a person to confirm.
An everyday example
It is as if a friend who used to explain things over the phone now sits at your computer and clicks for you.
Why it matters
AI can then use old programs and websites that have no special connection point. It is convenient, but what the AI can do with your account, and how much you hand over, becomes an important question.