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The first analogy that comes to mind, growing out of "harness", is more like harness = harness, model = horse (rather than harness as in climbing harness). I g
by asQuirreL 1mo ago
The first analogy that comes to mind, growing out of "harness", is more like harness = harness, model = horse (rather than harness as in climbing harness).
I guess you could say that tokens = hay, and agent = horse and cart, from there? Not sure how useful the hay part is but you could observe from the second that there are many different things you could harness a horse to (also a plough, or a coach, or just a saddle) based on your goal.
- johnmw 1mo agoI wonder if I'm the only person whose first analogy that came to mind was: model = toddler, harness = baby bouncing jumper harness
- mijowi 1mo agoAlthough obviously unserious, I would argue a baby harness is mostly the opposite of what an agent harness does. A baby harness constrains and contains the baby, while an agent harness controls but also empowers the agent.