> We’re collaborating with companies like DoorDash, Instacart, OpenTable, Priceline, StubHub, Thumbtack, Uber, and others to ensure Operator addresses real-world needs while respecting established norms.
Are these tasks really complex enough for people that they are itching to relegate the remaining scrap of required labor to a machine? I always feel like I'm missing something when companies hold up restaurant reservations (etc.) as use-cases for agents. The marginal gain vs. just going to the site/app feels tiny. (Granted, it could be an important accessibility win for some users.)
Are these tasks really complex enough for people that they are itching to relegate the remaining scrap of required labor to a machine? I always feel like I'm missing something when companies hold up restaurant reservations (etc.) as use-cases for agents. The marginal gain vs. just going to the site/app feels tiny. (Granted, it could be an important accessibility win for some users.)