Currently, it uses both Google and Bing, but I am planning to add a small index from curated pages from forums like HN and Reddit, similar to what I did before
I am temporarily pausing and making sure I am within legal limits. If not, I will completely remove face recognition and try other routes to solve the problem.
> I don't think I'd ever want the "chat with your screenshots" feature though
Here is the reason why this might add some value for the users: Personally, I take screenshots of web designs from time to time. So, when I design, I should be able to ask questions like, "What was the website that had a fancy gradient button?" This will return screenshots + website address(OCR) for reference.
I am not sure how useful this will be for everyone, though. I am still talking to users.
Hey, it is fully open-source; there are no restrictions. We are only charging for the hosted version. I mean, as the founder, I somehow need to pay my bills.
I agree — I should have done a better job writing the copy.
Here are some tasks you can accomplish with an AI employe:
- While I haven't optimized for testing, you can perform end-to-end tests simply by describing it. If the UI is complex, the AI employe will hallucinate; just click 'start recording' and demonstrate the tasks. It only records HTML changes, not the screen, microphone, or camera. and you don't have to worry about IDs or selectors—the AI employe will take care of it.
- Tasks related to OCR, like extracting data from PDFs, emails, and transferring it to CRMs/ERPs.
- Summarization tasks; for ex, there's a workflow example in AI employe where it automatically summarizes Hacker News comments for the website you're browsing. It automatically do the HN search, clicking the relevant link, and summarize the comments.
Since there are a couple of things an AI employe can do, I am simply confused about how to position it. Any feedback on how to position it is most welcome.