LangChain's Harrison Chase: code-writing LLMs will make computer use take off
hwchase17 · x · 2026-09-10
LangChain founder Harrison Chase expects computer use agents to get much better and more popular in the coming months, citing an article 'Evolving computer use with code': letting agents drive browsers by writing code beats direct UI control, and LLMs' coding strength is the catalyst.
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