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I beg to differ with the author’s perception ..in all it’s glory I don’t think L7 or principals or even software managers will have a reasonable chance of survi
by la64710 4y ago
I beg to differ with the author’s perception ..in all it’s glory I don’t think L7 or principals or even software managers will have a reasonable chance of surviving. Because it is quite possible that agents built on LLM and AGI will be perfectly capable of not only arguing with each other and weigh on the pros and cons of any given option and arrive at a consensus just like the current Principals or managers do their negotiation, it is also quite possible they will be able to assign task and track the progress as well as take remediation action when needed. All these can be handled by advanced agents to a very large part. It is also possible to see teams of these AI agents working together in a cooperative way and surprising us with the outcome. Good luck !!
- codekansas 4y agoThis sounds more like a sci-fi AI bot than the current route that AI research is going. How do you even get the training data or build a simulation for an agent like this...
- la64710 4y agoJust ask chatGPT anything you would ask a principal or a manager and you maybe surprised about how coherent the answer is. I don’t think the training data is that exotic and may be already there , the agents are continuously learning.
- eouwt 4y ago"LLM and AGI" Feels like the three letters A-G-I are doing a lot of heavy lifting there