Building on existing capabilities, GENT allows users to directly select elements by simply describing them. For instance, users can say "click on the image of a dog," and the system will accurately identify and interact with the specified element. This feature enhances usability and streamlines interactions by leveraging advanced image recognition and natural language processing technologies.
For example, if a user is browsing a website and says, "scroll down to the next article," the system will understand the current page's layout and content, executing the command accurately. This context-awareness will make interactions more seamless and natural, reducing the need for overly specific instructions and enhancing overall user experience.
For example, users will be able to say, "open my email, write a "Merry Christmas" email to John, and add Lisa to the recipients." The system will execute these commands in sequence, understanding the context and carrying out each step accurately. This ability to handle multi-step processes will greatly enhance productivity and user satisfaction by simplifying complex tasks into smooth, continuous interactions.