The better use case would be to make AI cancel that damn subscription that lets you jump through 20 dark pattern questions and then tells you to call customer support.
replyAnd you end up with a new subscription the LLM was tricked into accepting
replyGreat news: I was able to score you 10% off the next 12 months on your subscription!
replyI would definitely like an AI that helps me avoid dark patterns and enshitification. Is there a browser that automatically solves annoying captchas for you?
replyYou have to manually start the change, it doesn't do it continuously.
replyFor the vast majority of services, even if this action fails and the wrong password is saved (!?) you're still just a "forgot password" click away.
If it’s so easy, why use AI to do it?
replyBecause it’s easy, but not enjoyable.
replyWe used to just write programs to do those things.
replyIt's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.
replyBy contrast, an LLM can do it easily.
And if something breaks, and something will break - it's Software+Apple, their support will talk to you for 3 hours very professionally, giving you the scenic route of everything IT support has done in last 300 years and then they will schedule another call, apparently with an expert, on which you will be told to reboot your devices (yeah, all of them), and next stop will be asking you to reinstall your devices clean, of course they will remind you to backup data and how iCloud plans can help. After all that you will be asked to go to a support centre and drop your laptop there (that is, if your device is still under warranty).
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reply> if it considers them insecure
replyBut that's all of them though?