When you tell AI to "open the gallery," how does it know where the icon is? In one sentence: it reads the screen first, then acts.
Step 1: See what's on screen
AI reads the text and recognizes the graphics on screen — much like a glance at your phone tells you where the words and icons are.
No special hardware needed; an ordinary PC can do it.
Step 2: Find the target
Say "open the gallery," and it looks for the words "gallery" — or the matching icon — in what it just read.
The screen changes in real time, so it keeps refreshing to stay current.
Step 3: Take action
Once found, it simulates your taps and swipes to complete the whole flow step by step.
It confirms after each step and tries another way if something didn't land — until it works.
Why this is efficient
It doesn't need to upload a full screenshot of the screen — only the text and graphics it read, so less data and faster replies.