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"They do not have a plan" Not necessarily correct if you consider agent architectures where one LLM would come up with a plan and another LLM executes the prov
by jsemrau 1y ago
"They do not have a plan"
Not necessarily correct if you consider agent architectures where one LLM would come up with a plan and another LLM executes the provided plan. This is already existing.
- dontlikeyoueith 1y agoYes, it's still correct. Using the wrong words for things doesn't make them magical machine gods.