Glad you enjoyed it 😁!

They have a skill capability that is made for this, but I couldn't get it to work, so I' say it's a work in progress on their side, but I'm not sure.

it is and the fact that other similar tools are being build everyday is crazier to me.

That is true, I've read the article on "the information" and they're basically going for an all out human level of understanding and actions on a screen.

Yes it did, and we're waiting at Open AI to show what their digital agent will be able to do.

That's actually a great point. It's one of the limitations MultiOn has today, since it can only operate inside a browser and can't memorize tables. I've tried using it to do data entry from a google spreadsheet, but it couldn't memorize the whole table. But my next video is a tool that is dedicated to retrieving information and writing it automatically from one application to another regardless if it's browser based or not.

Thanks for the reply. I saw some of your other videos and thought maybe you had that solution in different packages and was getting ready to look. I'm a catastrophic insurance adjuster and I work with about 20 different insurance companies. I can rebuild a house from the ground up using software programs but each insurance company has different nuances of how they want the process done. Different numbers of coats of paint or things like that. It can be maddening. I was looking for software that could simply help acquire insurance information from documents that I possess and then compare that to processes each insurance company has to make the best selections for the insured. There's a company called casewise that uses AI to do this for law firms. Their AI can scrutinize all the details of a legal case and just pull out all the relevant information from thousands of different documents. I'm sure there's lots of people in my situation that just need to be able to scan different documents for different information, different rules, etc. It seems that many of the AIs can do that if the information is publicly available on the internet but I haven't found any that can simply go through your own files for the same purpose. I think there's some safety concerns The next AI company's jittery. I've been told that can be done on Google docs or you can keep everything at least behind a login. I've not been able to make it work ​@@redamarzouk

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Thank you. For the first use case of looking for filtering emails by keywords and returning them, I think multion can achieve this today, there is also self operating computer github.com/OthersideAI/self-operating-computer , but I need to do more test with it. However I didn't see anything about time triggers or orchestration of processes, I guess they'll have that with time if they managed to grow their startup. I will try to review more Digital Agent tools on this channel.

@@redamarzouk thank you, much appreciated!

Hello Vinod I have never seen a tool that can generate a PDD from UiPath workflow. If your process has activities that are well named I would suggest you copy all the names from the outline panel in UiPath past them in chatgpt and ask it to describe the process and create a step by step guide that you can include in your PDD. Let me know how it goes ?

I’m working on something like this. Looking to find some people to help

It's not a functionality that they have natively. But I can imagine a little icon script of speech to text and then open and write the voice command. As long as you're not fully trusting it to go all the way and buy the stock (if you do keep an eye on it just in case)

Yeah the wait part is the only thing I noticed have a problem with, even when it's trying to log in to applications it can't seem to figure out how much it should wait for me to type in the credentials. But in case of websites where the data we want to interact with is available quickly, it seems like it's working fine, and there are so many use cases where this type of autonomous agent is already checking all the boxes.

you can add a skill to it, so it can do the same steps every time. but I couldn't manage to get it to work. There are other tools out there that can help you with your use case and they don't require so much work.

I know right, we're slowly getting there. in 1 year how much of an intervention will be needed from developers for processes with less then 50 actions (clicks, typing, selecting....), I bet it won't be so much.

That is a very good question. I’m giving control over my chrome browser not the whole computer and I mainly use Edge, I don’t share any credentials with the extension and it doesn’t require any. So I’d say it’s safe as of now and you can see all its actions on the screen. Just don’t ask it to buy stuff on the internet(I’ve seen people do it), you don’t want it spending money it shouldn’t 😅

I genuinely don't think so, if there is another sentient being on earth we must be able to observe it somehow, especially if this sentient being can process huge amount of data in a fraction of a second, I don't think it will sit around and be at our disposal(us inferior sentient beings).

you will hear about it soon lol@@redamarzouk

you heard it from me first

Yes 🙏 Rorri Maesu says useaMirroR 🙏

@@richardbond4496no we been hearing it for a while now. You’re not the first or the last.