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Hmm this might unintentionally be the glue that brings us actually smart Star Trek computer assistants. Think about it, you can access every single kind of aut
by elif 2y ago
Hmm this might unintentionally be the glue that brings us actually smart Star Trek computer assistants.
Think about it, you can access every single kind of automation through a desktop app or android emulator. Screenpipe becomes a working memory that the LLM develops to have context of its previous actions AND their results.
"Computer, lights" can not only send out a signal like a TV remote, it can check a camera to make sure that the light for the room the user is looking at actually turned on at an appropriate light level for the situation.
- ericd 2y agoI’ve dabbled with building something like this for myself, I’m guessing it’s not totally unintentional, it’s the first step. After getting it to interpret what it sees on your computer, give it the ability to use mouse/keyboard, maybe in a sandbox vm, and trying to do some basic tasks, working up from there. No way I’d use something like this that wasn’t local-only, though.