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Agents and Copilots

Agents and Copilots: Week Ending 01/12/2024

January 12, 2024

Agency/Agents/Copilots

Rabbit

Rabbit Keynote

https://www.rabbit.tech/keynote

There is an app for that – Apple, 2009

There is no need for an app for that – Rabbit, 2024

There is an app for that
– Apple, 2009

There is no need for an app for that
– Rabbit, 2024 pic.twitter.com/vjYj1f0oZH
— Dogan Ural (@doganuraldesign) January 9, 2024

Why Rabbit was not an app

lots of ppl were asking, why not an app. here’s my personal opinions on a thread:

lots of ppl were asking, why not an app. here’s my personal opinions on a thread 🧵:
— Jesse Lyu (@jessechenglyu) January 11, 2024

Open Interpreter

The New Computer Update is the most significant upgrade to Open Interpreter since 0.1.0. Almost every component has been rewritten to support our project’s objective—building a standard interface between language models and computers.

https://changes.openinterpreter.com/log/the-new-computer-update

Open Interpreter sees the devices it’s connected to (vindiw doesn’t say what they are!). Using his mouse and keyboard, it opens Arduino to run code that operates those devices.

this is one of the most incredible things i've ever seen.

– @openinterpreter sees the devices it's connected to (vindiw doesn't say what they are!)
– using his mouse and keyboard, it opens @arduino to run code that operates those devices.

this generalizes. https://t.co/mfUNPwYUSp
— killian (@hellokillian) January 8, 2024

I showed it an image of a temp sensor, LCD & Arduino. And it wrote a program to read the temperature & humidity from the sensor & show it on the LCD

This time I showed it an image of a temp sensor, LCD & Arduino.

And it wrote a program to read the temperature & humidity from the sensor & show it on the LCD 🤯

Still blown away by how good @hellokillian's Open Interpreter is!

p.s. – ignore the cat fight in the background https://t.co/tG9sSdkfD5 pic.twitter.com/B6sH4absff
— Vindiw Wijesooriya (@vindiww) January 8, 2024

I just tried showing Open Interpreter (w/ OS control) an image of a servo + arduino. It opened the Arduino IDE, wrote a simple program & the servo was moving

I just tried showing Open Interpreter (w/ OS control) an image of a servo + arduino.

It opened the Arduino IDE, wrote a simple program & the servo was moving 🤯

This is the future of learning to program IoT devices!@hellokillian Open Interpreter is amazing 🫡 pic.twitter.com/QgywGxX4br
— Vindiw Wijesooriya (@vindiww) January 7, 2024

Apple AI and Siri 2.0

Wave of Apple Generative AI Tools on Track for WWDC Debut

https://www.macrumors.com/2024/01/07/wave-of-apple-ai-tools-at-wwdc/

iPhone AI and Siri 2.0 will launch in 2024, predicts Morgan Stanley

https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/01/08/iphone-ai-and-siri-20-will-launch-in-2024-predicts-morgan-stanley

Cognosys Automated AI Tasks

Excited to finally share Cognosys 2.0!

An assistant capable of autonomously creating workflows, utilizing tools, and executing tasks all from a single prompt

Excited to finally share Cognosys 2.0!

An assistant capable of autonomously creating workflows, utilizing tools, and executing tasks all from a single promptpic.twitter.com/sb0dN8Oq9S
— Sully (@SullyOmarr) January 9, 2024

https://www.cognosys.ai/

Amazon Alexa (of all the things, this is what they do?)

Amazon Alexa Showcases New Generative AI Experiences From Character.AI, Volley, and Splash

Amazon Alexa Showcases New Generative AI Experiences From Character.AI, Volley, and Splash

“Alexa, open Splash Music!”

Big news from CES! Alexa just joined the fun by launching an AI Music experience using SPLASH PRO! Hands-free music making, here we come!https://twitter.com/amli_art/status/1744783386747588637

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