Computer use has gotten incredibly good in the past year, and it works great in Muse out…
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Computer use has gotten incredibly good in the past year, and it works great in Muse out of the box! Muse ships with a browser that it uses for tasks that it can't solve with an API or connector. At this point, it's hard to come up with tasks that computer use models aren't able to solve well, even when spanning into a 1hr+ time horizon (see the progress on OSWorld 2.0!) Here's a sped up version of it working for finding the cheapest flights from SF -> NYC!
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