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    How much of AI computer-use progress comes from accessibility trees?

    A user questions how much improvement comes from using accessibility trees—used by blind people to navigate websites—rather than relying mostly on screenshots.

    PJ
    1 Source, 14d ago, first seen 14d ago

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    A user says AI computer use has improved, but asks how much of that progress comes from switching approaches: using accessibility trees instead of relying mostly on screenshots of the interface.

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    @peterjliuComputer use is cool and has improved, but how much of the improvement came from switching to the accessibility tree (i.e. what a blind person uses to navigate websites) vs the old paradigm of relying on mostly on screenshotting the UI?

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    @peterjliuComputer use is cool and has improved, but how much of the improvement came from switching to the accessibility tree (i.e. what a blind person uses to navigate websites) vs the old paradigm of relying on mostly on screenshotting the UI?