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I don’t understand who this is for? I just tried Anthropic’s extension and it feels like writing automated selenium tests. LLMs interacting with markup is not
by be_erik 1y ago
I don’t understand who this is for? I just tried Anthropic’s extension and it feels like writing automated selenium tests.
LLMs interacting with markup is not the best abstraction layer.
- resonious 1y agoRight it felt pretty bad. It chugs tons of tokens just to be like "I need to scroll up!". Then 5 seconds later it scrolls up, chugs more tokens. "I need to scroll up more!"
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- nextworddev 1y agoIt’s for Google to gain complete control of the context whereever you are on the Internet
- jama211 1y agoGoogle would control everything if they could, but this won’t achieve that and they know that so it’s not the specific intention of this. Even if you’re feeling doomerish about it.
- nextworddev 1y agoOk dude
- skybrian 1y agoIt sounds like an alternative for passing a URL to a chat session, with the advantage that you could share web pages that require a log in. But you might want to be careful about which web pages you share this way?
- mFixman 1y agoMy theory is that Google wants to bake Gemini into Chrome to preempt a future antitrust ruling ordering them to spin the browser out, for the same reason Microsoft made IE an integral part of Windows 98.
- bearjaws 1y agoDon't have to worry about scraping rules when your end users ship all the data to you "to ask questions". That is why every AI company is making a browser.