> Until they can get the confidently incorrect problem solved, I don’t see it being a viable replacement. Maybe if you have agents that are aggressively checkin

> Until they can get the confidently incorrect problem solved, I don’t see it being a viable replacement. Maybe if you have agents that are aggressively checking the main ones’ output, but that seems unnecessarily wasteful of resources to me. 2 years ago AI could even count the number of letters in a word or do basic maths. Now we're at the point where we can't trust it because makes occasional errors. Don't get me wrong, I agree with you. These are things that need to be solved first, I just don't have reason to believe these are particularly difficult problems. Anyway, I enjoyed the convo. Was interesting hearing your thoughts. I would give anything to be wrong.