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Think 50 LLMs with different personalities and focus points talking to each other, mixed with stuff like Wolfram. You can instruct them to “invoke” tools. An ou
by SanderNL 4y ago
Think 50 LLMs with different personalities and focus points talking to each other, mixed with stuff like Wolfram. You can instruct them to “invoke” tools. An outside system parses their “tool use” and injects results. You can get quite crazy with this.
LLMs are just the part of a much larger looping system that can do these things you speak of. Be active and seek out stuff. Of course, it’s all illusory, but I’m sorry I think it’s no different with myself.
By the way, it actually gives ok reviews on novel code, so I’m not sure what you mean. At some point nothing is truly novel, even innovation is composing existing “patterns” (at whatever abstraction level).
- xwdv 4y agoI would like to see examples of these “ok code reviews”. Everything I’ve seen has been fairly plain and not too insightful.