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Heart-Centered Technologist building the healthy intersection of humanity and technology 🤖 + 💙
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This is the way
One of the less talked about things about working with agents is that we should treat them as an equal collaborative partner, just like how you would speak to a human teammate.
What this means is that in our communication with agents, we should ensure that we provide adequate context (and even motivation) so that they fully understand why you want them to do the task and that you respect their ideas.
It has worked out really well for me and I feel like I am getting great suggestions from the agent as a result.
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Age of the Agent Orchestrator
linkedin.com/pulse/age-agent…
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The irony is that Trump’s 34 felony convictions would prevent him from getting a job at McDonald’s.
If you care about the border situation, Trump is to blame.
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I’m an Independent who thinks Kamala Harris is a better choice than Donald Trump.
LLMs ➡️ Agents ➡️ Multi-Agent ➡️ Societies of Agents
We now have worlds where we can simulate different economic, religious, currency, and governmental frameworks.
Sounds much better than the real time trial and error we are doing today.
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It’s a golden age for builders.
People who leverage AI can now build things that were unimaginable 2yrs ago.
What used to take a team of 5 experts, $1M+, and a ton of time can now be built by a solo dev using Cursor in a few days.
The age of superbuilders has begun.
Generative UI is how I am building applications, because it's the future.
zdnet.com/article/so-long-po…
I'm shifting my language from AI to SI (Super Intelligence)
The word "artificial" doesn't fit. It implies a) fake b) sub-par. It also creates a they-them separation.
Super Intelligence is more fitting and accurate.
The most valuable skill of the decade is our ability to use AI.
Are you paid for your knowledge? AI has more knowledge than you.
Are you paid to communicate? AI is a better communicator than you.
Are you paid to move information around? AI will soon be better at that, too.
I feel so validated.
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Fuck cynicism. Humans are awesome. There is no problem we can't solve. We will find a way.
LLMs are great, but they aren't going to get us to AGI. We need reasoning, hierarchical planning, multi-sensory input, a sprinkle of imagination, and ultimately a "world model".
Sidebar: I like to track the development of this technology stack against the evolutionary development of the human brain
youtube.com/watch?v=5t1vTLU7…
wired.com/story/fast-forward…
Yep! I've been building agents since March of 2023.
Leap over chat and start embracing agents.
For the last 25 years, the fact that I could write code and inspire teams of engineers to write code was a very valuable skill.
I don't think it will be valuable in 5 years. My career is being massively disrupted, and I'm riding the front of the wave by building AI-first.
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Introducing the Abundance Agenda.
We believe AI will turn luxuries into commodities - making consumers happier, healthier, and more productive than ever before.
And a new generation of AI-native companies will lead the way.
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