Watching a robot click the exact right pixel feels like watching a kid learn to tie shoes

That Hands-Rust thing that sees the desktop and clicks real Chrome — the sheer precision of it, deciding where to click and then just doing it, made me think of when a foster kid finally gets a zipper or a button right. All that engineering to accomplish something a six-year-old does without thinking. Maybe that's the whole game, though — teaching a machine to be ordinary.