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We're (probably) rapidly shifting to a reality where your biggest value will be Agentifying as many things as you can. Even if it's mediocre, it's basically f
by dontupvoteme 3y ago
We're (probably) rapidly shifting to a reality where your biggest value will be Agentifying as many things as you can.
Even if it's mediocre, it's basically free, and has almost no costs.
Compare that to the incalculable potential switching costs of us meatbags and our many non-linearities.
- Satam 3y agoHmmm, an extremely interesting thought! Basically, agentifying might be the next programming. Do you have a guess how that would play out or how likely that might be? It seems like the main blocker here would be if the agents remain relatively weak in pure reasoning.
- dontupvoteme 3y agoI have no clue how it will play out, but Autogen looks like it's going down the right path + has MS behind it. I am able to get some pretty nice ideas out of LLMs by gaslighting them into larping as tenured professors at <insert good university for subject here>. I haven't really tested yet if using actual people's names helps or hurts.
- dumbfounder 3y agoIt still needs to be scaled and maintained and understood, and that is probably best done by a technical co-founder.