Y Combinator. Garry Tan walking through what computer use actually changes for the unautomatable long tail of software — legacy apps, internal portals, anything without an API. The framing here is exactly the article's "browser is the universal interface" argument, with a more business-realistic view of where it pays off first.
The business opportunity is real, but the deployment risk is also real. Treat this as strategic framing and validate every candidate workflow against security, compliance and human-approval requirements.
Decide where browser or computer-use agents might be commercially useful despite their operational risk.
Understand basic agent failure modes and have a real internal workflow in mind.
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