One other sector that's likely to gain more popularity is Computer Use Agents At the core of the AI Agent narrative, we all want agents to perform & automate repetitive tasks for us—acting as an efficient, proactive digital worker that makes us more productive. But there are limitations in current systems that don’t allow AI to easily enable things we want to do on the internet (API limitations). In Web2, one startup breaks free of this limitation — @browser_use (YC W25) raised $17M off the back of its open-source product that allows AI agents to browse websites and perform tasks just like a human would. Browser Use essentially breaks down the buttons and elements of a website into a more digestible, “text-like” format for agents, which helps them interact & navigate through websites better. (Interestingly, the founders launched Browser Use last year through ETH Zurich’s Student Project House accelerator). Browser Use has become a widely used product as seen by its ~50k GitHub stars, 5k forks, and the use of Browser Use by ManusAI, which brought a lot more awareness to the product. Example things you can do w/ Browser Use: • Add grocery items to cart, and checkout on a Supermarket site • Add my latest LinkedIn follower to my leads in Salesforce. • Read my CV & find ML jobs, save them to a file, and then start applying for them in new tabs—if you need help, ask me. • Write a letter in Google Docs to my Papa, thanking him for everything, and save the document as a PDF. • Look up models with a license of cc-by-sa-4.0 and sort by most likes on Hugging Face, save top 5 to file. The focus is geared towards developer-first as the tech remains quite nascent (similar to other AI products out there) In Web3, we have a few teams building Computer Use agents, with the most notable one being @AgentTankLive that made headlines a few months ago—showcasing demos of agents scrolling through X while narrating w/ their voice, researching through social media, breaking down charts, etc. • $TANK retraced 90%+ from ATH but the project has seen constant feature updates & integrations • Recently became a part of @arcdotfun eco, acting as one of the key infra for Arc Ryzome App Store vision • Tank beta coming soon for macOS Given Agent Tank’s focus on ease-of-use for the non-technical Web3 crowd, it'd be interesting to see if the beta could live up to its initial hype. Computer Use agents could be one of the most practical use cases to bridge the AI x Web3 experience gap—especially as dev tools evolve into smoother user flows.