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The nomenclature that makes sense for me is that the agent is the combination of the harness and the model. The model provides text-completion, the harness prov
by arjie 5mo ago
The nomenclature that makes sense for me is that the agent is the combination of the harness and the model. The model provides text-completion, the harness provides the loop around it, and the agent is the full structure of both.
However, nomenclature evolves over time. I recall (perhaps falsely) that The Cloud was specifically a term for elastic on-demand provider-managed compute/storage/network. Over time, it came to mean many other things. e.g. Salesforce Data Cloud.
I imagine if you step away from this for a year and come back, an agent will be something entirely different, perhaps a robotic horse, and a harness will be your saddle on the horse. Who knows?
- QuercusMax 5mo agoThe Cloud originally just meant servers on someone else's network; it came from flowchart diagrams in the 70s.
- cucumber3732842 5mo agoI worked at a classic "cloud" providing company. We called "the fog". That was more descriptive of the seemingly non-deterministic nature of the overall system(s).
- dd8601fn 5mo agoThat’s basically how I always knew it. On a Visio diagram of your network, the thing on the other side of your router was literally a cloud. So if someone asked where your CRM was, and you weren’t doing something local like Dynamics (…vomit), well that thing was “over here, in the cloud”.