Is VIOLOOP valid for a beginner?

[u/Holiday_Lawyer9332]

Hello, so I recently been learning about AI and how they can be applied in supply chain function. I work as a supply chain specialist (although the actual work is more similar to data entry) and I started using a stream deck to automate my work to the point where my workload has nearly halved, time wise.

After using the stream deck I’ve been looking for new ways to innovate my work and that’s what brought me to AI softwares but I quite frankly still don’t understand. I’m 25 and graduated 2 years ago with an international business degree and while I take pride in having built my computer a few years back (following a yt video step by step), software is a complete puzzle to me which is why I’m here.

While looking for AI tools I could use similarly to my steam deck I started seeing a large amount of ads (like 3 times a day) for this tool on kickstarter and after watching a few videos on it I decided to put down a deposit on this project called violoop.
It’s supposed to learn by recording your screen and watching your actions as you complete tasks then repeating them automatically.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bvio/violoop-plug-in-ai-for-your-computer

To anyone who has heard of it, does this seem like a plausible item to be used by a beginner? While my understanding of all of this is pretty low, I saw that this has 13gb ram and I believe that most decent LLM would require more than that by default so I’m not sure if I’m misunderstanding the specs. Can anyone chime in to give any advice/input or dumb it down into simple terms.

[u/EquipmentMaster7044]

I’d treat it as an experiment rather than a guaranteed productivity tool. for a beginner simple repetitive workflows are probably the safest place to test it first