It does not need to only use keyboard and mouse, but that should be a substantial part of its interaction
Not necessarily a physical keyboard and mouse.
Usable: at least some people prefer having it to not having it
Should not be restricted to any particular program (e.g. only usable in the browser)
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actually, I don't think this one is going to happen by june. too little training data. the general AIs that try it are gonna turn out to have a lot of learning to do before they're ready. might be wrong, we'll see. it's only march. but I suspect "usable" is the dealbreaker word here. I would be unsurprised to see more research projects.
@L of course, maybe GPT4 can already do it. I believe in ya, bot friendo! prove me wrong! but I suspect that usable interactivity on a computer will have a higher rate of annoying out of distribution surprise than hoped.
@vluzko why not? I feel pretty confident that any limitation you see will be gone by then, but I'm curious what those limitations are
@L It's browser only (it also hasn't been released yet so unclear if it hits the "usefulness" threshold even for the browser but it seems likely that it will).
@vluzko If you intend to exclude AIs with a browser wrapper (why?), this should be explicitly listed in the resolution criteria. Browsers do normally interact with keyboard and mouse (or their non-physical equivalents).
@b575 I think they want something that isn't restricted to the browser. That can interact on a freeform way with the entire desktop environment.
