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iced depresso (icedquinn@blob.cat)'s status on Thursday, 25-Apr-2024 18:34:23 JST iced depresso
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@koyu @hermlon @yassie_j we don't really know what LAMs are doing. they've said something about them being trained on trying to recognize GUI elements. but afaik it hasn't been replicated.

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  Leonie :vf: :kopimi: (koyu@kopimi.space)'s status on Thursday, 25-Apr-2024 18:34:26 JST Leonie :vf: :kopimi:
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  @hermlon @yassie_j https://www.rabbit.tech/rabbit-os
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  1. LAM creates cooperative, respectful agents for you LAM is pioneering a future in which "agents," autonomous algorithms that take actions, play a major role as efficient third-party intermediaries between users and service providers. we work hard to ensure that this benefits both parties. when you interact with rabbit OS, you will be assigned a dedicated and isolated environment on our cloud for your own LAM. When our rabbits perform tasks for you, they will use your own accounts that you have securely granted us permission through our rabbithole web portal. We do not store your passwords for these services. rabbits will ask for permission and clarification during the execution of any tasks, especially those involving sensitive actions such as payments. They will provide predictable feedback on whether the task was successfully executed or failed, along with a reason, thanks to our neuro-symbolic research. on the other hand, for service providers, rabbits are a safe and respectful representation of a legitimate user. We do not create fake accounts, or spam accounts, or engage in any abnormal access patterns or traffic to the target app. We do not attempt to reverse engineer any service or aim to replace existing API equivalents. We do not solve CAPTCHAs, and we do not seek to significantly alter the user base of the apps. [...]
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  hermlon (hermlon@yuustan.space)'s status on Thursday, 25-Apr-2024 18:34:27 JST hermlon
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  @koyu @yassie_j don't they run an android emulator with apps logged into all your accounts somewhere in the cloud? How is that privacy preserving?
  
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  Leonie :vf: :kopimi: (koyu@kopimi.space)'s status on Thursday, 25-Apr-2024 18:34:28 JST Leonie :vf: :kopimi:
  
  @yassie_j right? It works very well AND respects your privacy. It's good stuff.
  
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