<p>🚀 OpenAI has launched a model that allows AI to fully control the browser.</p>
<p>Browserbase has become one of the first partners of OpenAI in exploring a new model capable of fully interacting with the browser through an interface. Such tools have not appeared yesterday: projects like babyagi have been trying to automate work on the computer for several years now. But now, serious progress is evident.</p>
<p>I tested the model on the task: “open the repository, study the code, and give recommendations for improvement.” It’s not perfect yet — for example, it’s hard to stop the process and say: “Stop, you’re going the wrong way, do it differently.” Nevertheless, the level is impressive, and the possibilities for automation are enormous. A quote comes to mind: “all remote positions will be 100% automated by AI agents.”</p>
<p>Browserbase has released a free version and the source code — you can try it out right now. A cool step forward, I recommend:</p>
<p>🔗 Demo: <a href="https://browserbase.com">https://browserbase.com</a><br />👨💻 Github: <a href="https://github.com/browserbase/cua-browser">https://github.com/browserbase/cua-browser</a></p>;
<p>#ai #openai #automation #agi #coding</p>
