
AI workers must learn how to use our computers, browsers, and software interfaces to deliver real-world value. Today, computer use agents are unreliable and inaccurate. Halluminate is building realistic sandboxes and datasets to train better computer/browser use AI.
Looking to chat with researchers or founders training computer/browser use agents!
OpenAI’s Operator and Claude’s Computer Use give us a glimpse into the future where AI can take control of digital interfaces and do real work.
Performance today is inaccurate/unreliable. There are two bottlenecks to performance improvements.
First, reliance on real-world testing: researchers today train/test their browser- and computer-use agents on real-world sites. This is
Second, lack of high-quality data: High-quality data provides the basis for evaluations and benchmarking. Producing this at scale is expensive, time-consuming, and logistically exhausting.
At Halluminate, we’re building a suite of products and services to address both these issues.
Our customers see
Unlock significant advancements in browser and computer use AI capabilities. We believe this is necessary to usher in a new generation of use cases, startups, and productive AI workers.
Wyatt and I met while studying CS at Cornell and have been living and working together for over 7 years.
I previously led product/research at Capital One Labs, where I launched one of the first AI agents in banking. Wyatt previously was a Cornell Milstein scholar and did large-scale data engineering for 2 early-stage startups in NYC.
We faced these problems first-hand while building evals for browser/computer use agent companies. We didn’t see any good solutions, so we’re building one ourselves.
We’re in SF for the foreseeable future. Contact us if you wanna grab a coffee, go for a walk, or play pick-up basketball!
Emails: jerry@halluminate.ai, wyatt@halluminate.ai