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> This plus the memory issues make dreams of long horizon agents, that could plausibly handle changing specifications, quite implausible with current architectu
by handfuloflight 17d ago
> This plus the memory issues make dreams of long horizon agents, that could plausibly handle changing specifications, quite implausible with current architectures.
Any reason why that can't be solved through context management and keep-forward scaffolding?
- arm32 16d agoWrite the same sentence you just wrote back to me, but in only four words and let’s see if it has the same meaning.
- lantry 16d ago"Any reason why that can't be solved through context management and keep-forward scaffolding?" becomes "load bearing context seam" /s
- bitwize 16d agoYou're gonna have to learn to talk that LLM speak! Dabadooba, ba dabadooba! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egpWCC2svVo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egpWCC2svVo
- handfuloflight 16d agoRemember specifics, keep going.
- randomImmigrant 16d agoAnd who’s to manage context? And who’s building the scaffolding? Yes, AI can be used for both, but you do realize that all this being self-contained and regulated internally is what makes biological agents successful agents, right? If you break the process apart and need to dial back in these aspects, and can only do so with human input, or another agent which will need the same handholding the one whose issues you’re solving for, where’s the agency?
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