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Autonomous Digital Agents Are Getting Smarter: A New Method for Evaluation and Refinement

New research showcases a powerful automated approach to evaluating and improving digital agents, enhancing their capabilities significantly.

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Oct 11, 2024
By leeron

Digital agents, such as those that help users navigate websites or control devices, hold immense potential for simplifying our lives.

Imagine instructing a digital agent to find the cost of your latest canceled order, and it flawlessly navigates through your profile, order history, and gives you the correct information.

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