Apple researchers develop AI that can 'see' and understand screen context
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- $person sent a picture of a group of people waiting at an airport.
- $person sent a screenshot of a social media website with an image and a caption.
- $person sent a picture of a dog sleeping on a wooden floor.
All of this to say: I’m not surprised they’re investing further into this.
To me, having systems that can do developer-level triage from screen contexts would be pretty valuable although in principle, it shouldn't be needed.
So to book a flight it just pretends to be a human and uses the website.
I see a fascinating future where you can teach an AI how to pay your credit card bill. Because I can explain it to you trivially:
1. Log in to credit card provider website.
2. Look at {this number} on the screen. That’s what I owe this month.
3. Log in to my bank.
4. Click Pay > choose ‘credit card’ from my ‘stored contacts’ > paste that amount.
5. Wait for 2FA code to arrive via SMS.
6. Paste 2FA code.
Yes please. I’d like to be able to script my life like this, such that the AI can adapt when my credit card provider changes their CSS class names or whatever would break my fragile Node script.