Aiden Earns a 60 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building a Physical Mobile AI Agent Device
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In this interview, we speak with Natalie Yevtushyna about Aiden, a physical mobile AI agent device that plugs into any phone or computer via USB to operate the device for you. By seeing your screen and hearing your voice, it handles complex tasks across apps without needing API access or a jailbreak, bringing AI automation to the hardware you already own today.
What does Aiden do?
Aiden is a physical mobile AI agent device that plugs into any phone or computer...
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