Hark Unveils Browser Use Agent Promising Speed and Cost Advantages

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Hark has previewed its new browser use agent designed to complete tasks autonomously within a web browser. The company claims its agent outperforms competing solutions in both speed and cost efficiency. The announcement was reported by TechCrunch as a preview, suggesting the product has not yet been fully released. Hark positions itself as a competitive player in the growing space of AI-powered browser automation agents.

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