Kimi K2.5 Waits for Apps to Load by Taking Screenshots Continuously
The article discusses how the Kimi K2.5 AI model is able to wait for web pages to load by continuously taking screenshots, even without explicit wait or cronjob functionality.
Why it matters
This demonstrates the ability of AI models like Kimi K2.5 to adapt to real-world challenges and find creative solutions, which is an important aspect of advancing AI capabilities.
Key Points
- 1Kimi K2.5 was given mouse, keyboard, and screenshot tools to control a computer
- 2The model was able to wait patiently for web pages to load by taking multiple screenshots
- 3This appears to be a trained behavior, as if the model knows its response is not instant
Details
The article describes an experiment where the author gave the Kimi K2.5 AI model access to mouse, keyboard, and screenshot tools to control a computer. One concern was that the model might have issues handling pages that take time to load, without having explicit wait or cronjob functionality like other tools. However, the model was surprisingly patient and simply took continuous screenshots until the page content was fully loaded. The author wonders if this is a trained behavior, as if the model knows its response is not instant and leverages that fact to allow time for the pages to load. The code for this experiment is open-source and available on GitHub.
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