The AI revolution is moving beyond simple chatbots. We are now entering the era of AI agents, which can perform tasks and automate complex workflows on our behalf. However, the powerful Large Language Models (LLMs) that act as the brains for these agents have a fundamental limitation: they are trapped by their static training data with no real-time connection to the outside world.
To actually perform tasks like booking a flight, monitoring a competitor’s prices, or compiling real-time research, an agent needs a browser and access to the Internet. It is an essential bridge between an AI’s intelligence and the dynamic web.
