It's a bit like with the chatbots revolution from 8-10 years ago (not LLM, just make a choice and maybe parse a few keywords to navigate a chatbot state machine

It's a bit like with the chatbots revolution from 8-10 years ago (not LLM, just make a choice and maybe parse a few keywords to navigate a chatbot state machine) Sure, we can do that, but do users want that? I don't want to chat, talk or interact with people, I want the most efficient ui possible for the task at hand. When I do chat with someone is because some businesses are crap at automating and I need a human to fix something. Even then I don't want a robot that can't do anything. The only exception I can think of is tutoring but then I'd really question the validity of the answers. RAG is pretty cool in that regard because it can point at the original paragraph being used to answer the question. That might be useful to someone but that's not my favourite way of learning. Give me a summary of the content, give me the content, Ctrl+F and I'm good to go. For low stakes things like gaming where the agent messing up would just be a fun bug, I think it can be great. Looking forward to automatically generated side quests based on actions and npc which get pissed if I put a box on their head and hire mercenaries if I murder their families.