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What you're describing is AGI levels of autonomy. There are quite a lot of missing pieces for that to happen I think.

• danielmarkbruce 3y ago
  Have you used GPT-4? People are already building agents to do things the above comment refers to.
  • earthboundkid 3y ago
    People are building toy demos in a day that are not actual useable products. It’s cool, but it’s the difference between “I made a Twitter clone in a weekend” and real Twitter.
    • danielmarkbruce 3y ago
      1 - companies are deploying real products internally for productivity, especially technical and customer support, and in data science to enable internal people to query their data warehouse in natural language. I know of 2 very large companies with the first in production and 1 with the second, and those are just ones I'm aware of. 2 - you are conflating the problems of engineering a system to do a thing for billions of users (an incredibly rare situation requiring herculean effort regardless of the underlying product) with the ability of a technology to do a thing. The above mentioned systems couldn't handle billions of users. So what? The vast majority of useful enterprise saas could not handle a billion users.