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Hugging Face has introduced a new free AI agent, called Open Computer Agent, that can be accessed through the web. This cloud-hosted tool runs on a Linux virtual machine preloaded with apps like Firefox, aiming to showcase the growing capability of open AI models.

Think of it like a digital assistant that can perform simple tasks for you, such as searching for locations on Google Maps. Just give it a prompt, and it will open necessary programs and handle the steps. However, when it comes to more complex requests, like booking flights, it still stumbles a bit. It also struggles with CAPTCHA challenges and sometimes makes mistakes.

Using the tool involves waiting in a short virtual queue, which varies based on demand. The creators’ goal isn’t to perfect the most advanced agent but to demonstrate how affordable and capable open AI models are becoming. Some models today can even locate image elements by coordinates, supporting intricate workflows.

This tech is catching the eye of many enterprises eager to boost productivity with AI. Surveys show that about 65% of companies are experimenting with AI agents, and market forecasts predict the segment will grow substantially, reaching over $52 billion by 2030.

Stay tuned for more updates on AI innovations and how they might transform our future.