Episode
Computer Use Agents for fun and profit
with Marco Casalaina, Govind Kamtamneni
Welcome to another exciting episode of Sip and Sync with Azure! Join Marco Casalaina, AI Futurist and VP of Core AI and Govind, as they explore the fascinating world of Computer Use Agents (CUA) - AI systems that can interact with your computer just like a human would! Learn how to automate complex workflows and build AI agents that can intelligently navigate information systems to complete tasks on your behalf.
In this episode, Marco demonstrates a groundbreaking Computer Use Agent in action built on Azure AI Foundry, showing how AI can navigate websites, perform searches, and complete tasks autonomously using advanced models like GPT-4o and o1. Watch as an agent searches for a special edition Xbox console, showcasing the future of human-computer interaction and workflow automation!
Here's what you'll discover in this episode:
- Live Demo: See a computer use agent navigate the web in real-time using Azure OpenAI's GPT-4o mini
- Workflow Automation: Learn how to build AI agents that can handle complex tasks across multiple systems
- Quick Start: Learn how to rapidly build CUA agents using Azure AI Foundry, Browser-Use and AI Agent Service
- Future of Websites: Understand how to optimize your sites for AI agents using LLMs.txt
- Advanced Models: See how GPT-4o and o1 reasoning models can power next-gen AI capabilities
- Practical Applications: From automating customer service workflows to streamlining consumer tasks
Whether you're looking to automate business processes, streamline operations, or build next-gen AI applications, this episode shows you how to leverage computer use agents to transform how work gets done. Get started quickly with Azure AI Foundry and begin building your own AI agents today!
Recommended resources
Connect
- Marco Casalaina | Youtube: @marcocasalaina350
- Marco Casalaina | Twitter/x: @amrcn_werewolf
- Marco Casalaina | LinkedIn: /in/marcocasalaina
- Govind Kamtamneni | LinkedIn: /in/thegovind
- Govind Kamtamneni | Twitter/x: @t2govind
Welcome to another exciting episode of Sip and Sync with Azure! Join Marco Casalaina, AI Futurist and VP of Core AI and Govind, as they explore the fascinating world of Computer Use Agents (CUA) - AI systems that can interact with your computer just like a human would! Learn how to automate complex workflows and build AI agents that can intelligently navigate information systems to complete tasks on your behalf.
In this episode, Marco demonstrates a groundbreaking Computer Use Agent in action built on Azure AI Foundry, showing how AI can navigate websites, perform searches, and complete tasks autonomously using advanced models like GPT-4o and o1. Watch as an agent searches for a special edition Xbox console, showcasing the future of human-computer interaction and workflow automation!
Here's what you'll discover in this episode:
- Live Demo: See a computer use agent navigate the web in real-time using Azure OpenAI's GPT-4o mini
- Workflow Automation: Learn how to build AI agents that can handle complex tasks across multiple systems
- Quick Start: Learn how to rapidly build CUA agents using Azure AI Foundry, Browser-Use and AI Agent Service
- Future of Websites: Understand how to optimize your sites for AI agents using LLMs.txt
- Advanced Models: See how GPT-4o and o1 reasoning models can power next-gen AI capabilities
- Practical Applications: From automating customer service workflows to streamlining consumer tasks
Whether you're looking to automate business processes, streamline operations, or build next-gen AI applications, this episode shows you how to leverage computer use agents to transform how work gets done. Get started quickly with Azure AI Foundry and begin building your own AI agents today!
Recommended resources
Connect
- Marco Casalaina | Youtube: @marcocasalaina350
- Marco Casalaina | Twitter/x: @amrcn_werewolf
- Marco Casalaina | LinkedIn: /in/marcocasalaina
- Govind Kamtamneni | LinkedIn: /in/thegovind
- Govind Kamtamneni | Twitter/x: @t2govind
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