LARRUZ tests ChatGPT's operator agent by uploading a Keanu Reeves image and asking it to post to Reddit. The agent logs in, navigates subreddits, and hits Reddit's posting requirements, then tries r/OpenAI instead. A quick look at whether the operator can handle files and complete real web tasks.
This is the very first agent that remote controls your browser that actually works. But OpenAI only showed off a few use cases that are very basic. Booking a table, booking a hotel. This thing can actually already do way more than that and a lot of people asked if it could handle files. So I just gave it this little test of uploading a picture of Keanu Reeves and I told it post this picture to the ChatGPT subreddit. Now it needed me to log in and then it asked if it should use a different subreddit. Again I could use the prompt snippet here here before and if I customize it and include some of the wording in here. So if I say feel free to post on a different subreddit if this one isn't available or automatically log in for me with my Google account and then you give it the credentials it will not ask. These follow ups point here being is that it actually successfully navigated to the ChatGPT subreddit, created a brand new post after I logged in and encountered a barrier. You need some karma on Reddit to post on a subreddit. So then it moved away and went to the OpenAI subreddit and uploaded the picture. I didn't go through with posting it because I.
