Very interesting demo of how Agent in the OpenAI Operator agent is acting in the Virtual Machine Environment and browser. It's very promising to release the burden of navigate through multiple webpages to finish your goal.

I am very excited to watched the whole live of OpenAI Operator Agent release. And not surprisingly, Operator is a GUI agent or specifically a Web Browser using AI Agent as a research preview version. Some Key Takeaways from the review: OpenAI Operator can perform "wide variety of repetitive browser tasks such as filling out forms, ordering groceries, and even creating memes". Model: Computer-Using Agent (CUA), CUA is trained to interact with graphical user interfaces (GUIs)—the buttons, menus, and text fields people see on a screen. CUA is still in early stages and has limitations, it sets new state-of-the-art benchmark results in WebArena and WebVoyager, two key browser use benchmarks. https://openai.com/index/introducing-operator/ Research Preview: https://openai.com/index/computer-using-agent/

I just saw the news about the OpenAI AI agent news and prompted ChatGPT about their latest Task feature "Can you tell me more about ChatGPT Task and what are the features of Task. Is it a special kind of AI Agent?". And I got the response: "ChatGPT's Task is like a smart, context-aware assistant capable of performing specific actions that enhance its conversational abilities. It’s more than just responding to queries—it's about providing real-time, functional solutions that meet user needs across various domains. ChatGPT's Task refers to an extended functionality where specific tasks or actions can be performed through integration with external tools or specialized capabilities. It's a way to extend the basic conversational abilities of ChatGPT by allowing it to perform specific, predefined operations." It also mentions Task-Driven Actions, Autonomous Functionality, Complexity and Customization, and also gives some examples of Tasks, such as Scheduling and Reminders,Legal Assistance, Personalized Shopping, etc. Overall, I am not that enthusiastic about OpenAI's agent "rumors" yet, because there are already many players in this field focusing on automating things, such as Microsoft and Google. And even anthropic released their autonomous agents plan of computer and mobile use, which is extremely focused and ambitious.

ChatGPT answered the questions about the difference between OpenAI Operator AI Agent and Microsoft AI Agents. And here are the results. Let's see weather OpenAI can break the boundaries of their own ecosystems and increase the productivity of broader scope. In summary, OpenAI’s agents excel in natural language generation and user-focused tasks, while Microsoft’s agents are tightly integrated into their productivity and cloud services, catering to enterprise needs. The choice between them would depend on the specific use case and the ecosystem you're already invested in.

This picture of "Donald trump as ancient roman empire warrior" generated by Stable Diffusion is quite interesting. The six packs is consistent with the text prompts. The facial expressions are good. But the left hand is a little bit weird. The left hand is holding up and showing an awkward gesture.

I used Stable Diffusion and Control Net to generate the picture of "Donald trump as judo master, blue belt, tough facial expressions". The results are pretty amazing. The only limitation of AI generated images is your imagination.

The blue color of the BMW car looks a little bit fake. Other details of the car generate by SD3 look good.

I think the underground tunnels and laboratories generated by Stable Diffusion looks great, expect that the color of the floor is also showing reflecting lights, which is a little bit weird.

The stable diffusion generated images look amazing.

I saw a post in Reddit about the midsummer Dragon Cartoon. The pictures have bright colors with baby dragons on a big donuts floating on the lake. The blur in the background is a little bit strange, maybe change the prompts and add something about "perspective" parameters? Other details all look good!