GUI

A GUI is a user interface for operating a computer or app through visual elements such as windows, icons and buttons.

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A GUI, or graphical user interface, lets people interact with a computer or app through on-screen elements such as windows, icons, buttons and menus. Unlike a command-line interface, which takes typed commands, a GUI allows functions to be selected by clicking or touching visual elements.

AI models that operate computers can use a GUI to carry out actions such as clicking, scrolling and typing.

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