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"Agent" in the context of LLMs has always been pretty closely intertwined with advertising how dangerous they are (exciting!), as opposed to connecting to earli
by QuadmasterXLII 1y ago
"Agent" in the context of LLMs has always been pretty closely intertwined with advertising how dangerous they are (exciting!), as opposed to connecting to earlier research on reflexes. The first viral LLM agent, AutoGPT, had the breathless " (skull and crossbones emoji) Continuous Mode Run the AI without user authorisation, 100% automated. Continuous mode is not recommended. It is potentially dangerous and may cause your AI to run forever or carry out actions you would not usually authorise. Use at your own risk. (Warning emoji)" in its readme within a week of going live, and was forked into ChaosGPT a week later with the explicit goal of going rogue and killing everyone
- _Algernon_ 1y agoI'm responding to this claim: >Agent originally meant an ai that made decisions to optimize some utility function. That's not what agents originally referred to, and I don't understand how your circling back to LLMs is relevant to the original definition of agent?