Dev argues OpenAI's privacy reputation hinders CUA adoption
TejasKumar_ · x · 2026-08-26
Discussing why CUA (Computer Use Agent) solutions struggle to gain traction, Tejas Kumar argued it is purely a branding issue. He stated that Meta and Google are seen as privacy-violating surveillance companies, and OpenAI has a similar reputation. He suggested that users rolling their own solutions or using more trustworthy brands can succeed precisely because they are not OpenAI.
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