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I mean, this might just be existential cope, but my first thought when looking at the Upwork demo posted on Twitter (https://x.com/cognition_labs/status/1767548
by Bjorkbat 3y ago
I mean, this might just be existential cope, but my first thought when looking at the Upwork demo posted on Twitter (https://x.com/cognition_labs/status/1767548768734294113?s=20 https://x.com/cognition_labs/status/1767548768734294113?s=20) was that it seemed a little bit suspicious.
Namely, the client was asking for an unusually specific (for Upwork) ask. It was an almost perfect example of a job to be given to an AI agent for testing purposes.
- supafastcoder 3y agoTo be fair, a lot of those Upwork job requests are now being written with AI…
- swalsh 3y agoYou're looking at the worst version that will ever be released. If these guys don't get better over time, someone else will.
- ukuina 3y agoCue Microsoft AutoDev.
- HanClinto 3y agoI tend to agree. I really want to see what this does with an open-source backlog. The more mundane (yet critical) of a project, the better. What would be good projects to feed it? I suggested Mozilla and llama.cpp, but there's got to be something better as a use-case for it.
- dustyharddrive 3y agoUsing this on memory-unsafe languages is just asking for trouble.
- zeroonetwothree 3y agoIt doesn't seem like Devin actually did the work requested, which was to provide instructions for using AWS?