[nico]

How about the inverse? Having ChatGPT be able to open a browser and perform actions (like visit a website, summarizing it, giving you the best answer, triggering actions, setting up an ads campaign, replying to comments on a social media platform, etc). Then you don’t even need to open a browser window, the agent can do it for you headless. You only need to tell it to do it via chat. Kind of like on-demand, chat-triggered selenium tests.

[ehecatl42]

> How about the inverse?

Having GPT fill in (or 'out', if you prefer) the myriad of web-forms I'm currently wrestling with as a job-seeker would be amazing. There's only so many times each day I can copy and paste from my CV (résumé) without turning to drink.

[dTal]

Sure, wire a language model to the internet and allow it to run arbitrary code. What could possibly go wrong!

[Swizec]

I think https://uilicious.com is trying to do something like that. Haven’t tried it yet but they market themselves as “GPT writes selenium tests for you”

[nico]

Cool. I wonder if there’s going to be a marketplace for ChatGPT/LLM tools.

Then you download/subscribe/connect your LLM interface, to your tools. I guess that’s kind of like Slack.

[1xdevloper]

I think that's what Langchain is trying to do. You can use Zapier's natural language actions with Langchain to connect with thousands of services.