I'm really, really enjoying having essentially Be my AI on my PC or Mac, via the relevant NVDA or Hammerspoon addons. I don't mind paying for such a service, $10 goes a long way. Here's some text from the screenshot I snapped inside of MPC-HC, which is currently playing Channel 4 news.
Too long to fit in one post, so this is 1/2.

This image portrays a woman who appears to be a news broadcaster or presenter. She is seated at a desk with her hands clasped together over a closed laptop, suggesting she is either preparing for a broadcast, is in the midst of one, or just concluding. She wears a gray turtleneck sweater and has her hair styled straight, resting over her shoulders. She is accessorized with a necklace, a ring, and what seems to be a bracelet or a watch, indicating a professional and put-together appearance consistent with on-camera personnel.

In the background, there are geometric shapes in shades of purple and magenta adding a vibrant and dynamic feel to the setting, characteristic of a news studio environment. Also visible in the reflection behind her is the newsroom with various monitors and equipment, pointing to the live and active nature of the setting. The broadcaster appears engaged and focused as if she is addressing the audience or listening to someone off-camera.

@FreakyFwoof where could one get the Livestreams you seem to be using for such demos?
@FreakyFwoof which 1 do you recommend?
@jstark Which what do I recommend?
@FreakyFwoof what pieces are you using for the equivalent to be my eyes?
@jstark AI Content Describer from the NVDA store.
@FreakyFwoof How does Hammerspoon work?
@leonardder I don't really know how to explain it necessarily, but it's an app you install and it accepts these spoons as they're called, which are Lua-based if memory serves.
@FreakyFwoof @leonardder Yep. Think of it like AUtoit for Mac OS, some people built a very simple LUA API’s for the often complex and poorly documented Mac API’s for global keyboard shortcuts, Window management and accessibility, TTS and so on, with the notable difference that where Autoit associates itself with .au3 files which is how you run them, Hammerspoon always executes a main.lua file and if you want to run external scripts you essentially include them. Because of the simplicity of this API it really took off with blind Mac geeks because it provides a nice environment for quickly building small utilities much like NBDA does on Windows.
@pitermach @pixelate @FreakyFwoof @leonardder Thank you! I had no idea about this. I'm Using the NVDA Open AI add-on on windos and was trying to figure out how to have a similar experience on macOS.
@FreakyFwoof LUA is the most dirty language I've ever seen. But ooh well, when it works...