Text was the start. Now it can see the screen and the room.
It's more than just text these days....
Text was the start. Now it can see the screen and the room.
ChatGPT began as words. The models now take audio, video, and a live computer. Google is the one I keep sending people to. Open AI Studio and use Stream Realtime. Share a tab and ask what you are looking at. That is how you learn a new SaaS without a 40-page manual, and how support tickets shrink.
Share the camera and ask about what it sees. Point a phone at a machine and get the next maintenance step. Point it at a plant. The useful part is it can stay in one conversation: spreadsheet on the screen, then receipts on the desk, and it helps you reconcile both.
This is a tutor that is in the room
A static video does not know your homework. A student can show the page, get an explanation, then share a screen for a drawing. Someone learning software can ask at the exact click that is stuck. Not everyone has a specialist on call. A phone is enough to start.
Try it on a tool you already pay for. Then decide where it belongs in the week: onboarding, field service, a first-pass on receipts. The rest is still your judgment.