AI Web Agents_ The Future of Automation is Watching You bytespace.ai

Proven Use Cases: Technology has already demonstrated its power and versatility across various real-world applications: https://www.bytespace.ai

• Automated Financial Reporting: We have successfully automated a comprehensive financial reporting system for the top 100 stocks in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and the USA. This agent operates 24/7, continuously extracting data from up to 250 different websites, performing in-depth analysis, and generating investment reports every 15 minutes.

• Real Estate Report Analyzer: Our agent automates the process of identifying new real estate listings from local websites, conducting detailed analysis to extract agent contact information, last sold price, and agency details, and then sending a concise report via WhatsApp.

• Automated Social Media Messaging: We have developed agents that can send personalized messages on various social media platforms for businesses. These agents mimic human behavior, ensuring natural interaction without triggering platform alerts, and operate continuously, even while the user sleeps.
  
  
  
  
  

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, welcome back to the deep dive. Today, we're

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diving into something pretty fascinating. Actually, it's all about intelligent
web automation. And what really kicked us off was some
material you are amazing listeners sent our way about this
company called Byteespace dot ai, you know, talking about their
AI powered web agents.

Speaker 2 (00:18):
Yeah, it seems like you folks really peaked our interest
with this one. I mean, we got a good look
at when they're building over at Byteespace dot ai, and
you know, I think today what we really want to
try and do is figure out how this approach could
well kind of shape things up, you know, how it
could change how we think about automating all those tasks
we do online every day, especially compared to like the

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tools and methods you might already be familiar with.

Speaker 1 (00:41):
Okay, so let's break this down a bit because you know,
when we talk about automation, like online automation, our brains
they often go to those tools that hook up different services, right,
you know, using APIs and things like you've got your naan,
your make all those platforms. But Byteespace dot Ai they
seem to be talking about something a little bit different.
They're talking about AI agents that actually learn by watching

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you do the task right there in the browser exactly.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
And that right there, that already highlights one of the
big fundamental challenges with how we do automation today. I mean, again,
relying on APIs, that's great, it's fantastic when they exist,
right and especially when they actually do what you need
them to do. But APIs they aren't always available for
one thing, and then even when they are, they can
get pretty pricey or maybe you know, they just don't

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offer that specific action, you know, that really precise thing
you need to automate. And then on the other side
of things, you've got traditional browser automation, but that usually
means we're talking about writing code, and let's be honest,
that's not everyone's cup of tea, right. Plus code can
be well, it can be kind of fragile. If a
website updates its layout even a little bit, boom, your

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automation might just stop working.

Speaker 1 (01:48):
So this is where things get really interesting. With Byteespace
dot AI. They're putting forward these these AI agents that
learn just by watching what you do in a browser.
It's almost like, you know, you're showing a digital assistant,
you know, like a helper or what to do, and
you don't need to write a single line of code.

Speaker 2 (02:05):
And the really fascinating bit here is how these agents
actually do the learning. They're not just like staring at
the screen like some kind of robot just seeing a
bunch of pixels, right, you know, they're AI. It's built
to actually understand the elements of a web page, you know,
the actual buttons, the forms, the men use, all that stuff.
It's kind of like how we as humans recognize a button, right,

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we see it, we know it's a button, not just
by its shape or its color, but because we understand, okay,
this thing it has a label, it has a function.

Speaker 1 (02:35):
And that's a huge part of what makes this whole
approach so reliable, right, because even if a website gets
a redesign, you know, they change how it looks, but
those underlying elements they're usually still there. So the AI,
theoretically it should still be able to do its job.
And you know, in the material you shared they even
mentioned a near zero failure rate. They claim that because
of this whole element focused approach, and that, honestly, that

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sounds like a pretty massive pep forward, especially for anyone
who's you know, struggled with automations breaking because a website
decided to, you know, get a new code of pain
or whatever.

Speaker 2 (03:07):
Yeah. Oh, it's definitely significant. And for you as someone
who might be using this, yeah, that translates to some
pretty real tangible advantages. I mean the most obvious one,
of course, is just how easy it is to use.
If you can do the task yourself in a browser,
you can teach the AI to do it too, no
coding required. And then of course there's that reliability factor
we just talked about. Since it's looking at those elements,

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it should be way more stable, way less likely to
just break out of nowhere.

Speaker 1 (03:34):
And on top of that, the potential for like versatility
here it seems enormous. I mean they're saying it can
automate practically any task you do in a browser, even
stuff with like custom in house tools, you know, internal
company websites things like that, or even websites that just
don't have public APIs. That opens up a ton of possibilities,
right for automating those little everyday things we do on

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the web. But you know, individually they don't take that long,
but they add up, you know, they eat away at
our time and the fact that all of this it
runs locally right on your computer. That's a big win
for data privacy as well.

Speaker 2 (04:08):
Absolutely. And you know, if we try to connect this
to the bigger picture, just think about how many tasks,
how many little raupeam things you probably do in a
web browser each day. Now, imagine if you could automate
even a fraction of those right without needing to become
a coding whiz or you know, relying on APIs that
might not even exist for what you need.

Speaker 1 (04:28):
Yeah, and the use cases that Biteespace dot Ai outlined
they were really interesting. There was one that particularly stuck
out to me, and that was their automated financial reporting.
This thing can pull data from get this up to
two hundred and fifty different websites, all for stocks in
Saudi Arabia, Dubai, the US, and it generates these reports
ready to go every fifteen minutes. That's crazy. The scale
of that and how often it can do it, it's remarkable, right.

Speaker 2 (04:50):
And there's another one they talked about, the Real Estate
Report Analyzer. So this one what it does is it
finds new listings that pop up and then it pulls
out all the key detail like contact info, Christ's history,
all that, and then it can even send you those
reports directly, like through WhatsApp, which is pretty neat. It's
a very like tangible, real world application that I think

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a lot of people can wrap their heads around. You know,
they can immediately see how that could be useful in
their lives.

Speaker 1 (05:16):
Oh absolutely. And then there's the automated social media messaging
that's designed to you know, mimic how a real person
would interact. It can even run in the background while
you're asleep, and I think that gets at a big
concern that people often have about automation, right, you know,
that worry that it'll feel too robotic, too impersonal.

Speaker 2 (05:35):
This brings us to, I think the core of why
this whole thing might be so interesting, so potentially impactful
for you, our listeners. If you're looking for ways to
you know, boost your efficiency, work smarter, not harder, right,
and get the information you need quickly without getting bogged
down and all those manual tasks online, then this what

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bite space dot ai is doing. It seems to offer
a real viable way to say a lot of time
and a lot of effort.

Speaker 1 (06:01):
And looking ahead, you know, to the future. Byte space
dot ai mentioned that they've got plans for cloud deployment,
so you know, making it even more accessible to everyone,
and even API access so you can build even more
advanced integrations. And they mentioned mobile too, So it seems
like they really want to make this technology a core
part of how we work.

Speaker 2 (06:19):
So I guess what's really fascinating here, if we boil
it all down, is this fundamental shift we're seeing right
toward these AI agents that learn not by being programmed
lined by line, but by watching how you actually work
in a browser. It's a potentially huge change from how
we've traditionally thought about intelligent automation. It addresses some really

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key limitations like ease of use, for reliability, and the
sheer range of tasks that can handle, especially all those
complex workflows we all have in our browsers.

Speaker 1 (06:49):
Absolutely, so as you kind of reflect on this deep
dive into Byteespace, Dot AI and all this cool tech,
we want you to think about this. You know, given
how much we all do in web browsers every single day,
what are those bottlenecks you run into? What are those
things that slow you down? What are the things that
an AI powered web agent like what they're building at
bitespace dot ai could potentially help you overcome is something

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worth considering for sure.

Speaker 2 (07:12):
It really is, And on that note, I think we'll
wrap up this deep dive. Thanks as always for joining
us and exploring these fascinating topics with us