I wonder what sort of monstrous power would be unleashed if Google used Plan9 as a foundation.
Reimagining the mouse pointer for the AI era
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#12Of course, it isn't a Google Demo, if you can't use it to book a table at restaurant. (shown at the bottom of the page)
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#13do not want
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#14This seems like one of those things that is usable infrequently enough to be forgotten/poorly developed/never used. (Even before accounting for the actual failure rate of the LLM which will be none-zero).
Perhaps a text box and file upload isn’t the perfect interface for every use case but it is versatile which is a huge barrier to overcome.
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#15being able to make precise edits would be huge for AI
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#16Like a dream come true...
Nightmares are dreams as well and this is a nightmare like Windows Recall.
Technically wonderful though.
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#17so Google will be monitoring whatever on the screen continuously or only when the user say the magic words (this, that, here, there)?
Google Recall. Hey, it's all about the marketing.
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#18Both of the text based demos would have been simpler and faster with traditional mouse and keyboard interactions. What is the AI adding?
They’re going to take your abilities to do anything and spread it across many places so you have to run around to do them, same as all the moneyed technology.
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#19Wiggle at CAPTCHAs, wiggle at Termux, wiggle at Emacs, wiggle at the Godot Editor, wiggle at my remote desktop.
(Not going to happen)
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#20Reminds me of Put That There https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RyBEUyEtxQo