Thanks for venting. I don’t think “we” should follow the leader. We’re not sheep. Many of us put trust in “authority”. Evidently we’re not historians 
i-n-g-m-a-r
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i-n-g-m-a-r
Which (this concept or problem) exists on top of the usual problems, like “we” are the good guys and “they” are the bad guys. You know, just the usual propaganda 99.99% buys into.
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i-n-g-m-a-r
So, as you’ve noticed, your concerns were effectively memory holed by trivial contributions (relative to your reservations).
So maybe this community actually is not the proper outlet for you. Please don’t be discouraged in any way.
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OndrejValenta
DevotionGeo
@OndrejValenta Thanks for this perspective, and @hauleth, thanks for sharing the article by Xe, I loved it.
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mudasobwa
Creator of Cure
I find it weird that you are talking about “LLM agents” (plural) but your examples are scoped to rubbish Anthropic environment. Their harness is literally made by aliens, their RAG is from 2021, etc.
Try something that works.
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AstonJ
I agree with a lot of what this guy says:
https://www.tiktok.com/@zazenalex/video/7702129975020768534
- AI is only going to get better (progress is inevitable, unless we annihilate ourselves)
- AI cost (in no small part thanks to our friends from China) is going down
- There are going to be more and more lay offs
- I no longer recommend people get into programming (as a job)
And something he doesn’t say, but sadly, despite the progress, I fear it may not benefit people and society as most of us want it to - because of those currently at the helm of it, not because of the technology itself.
AI could be great for humanity - but we need to fix the world we live in first (10% hoarding 90% of the world’s wealth, etc). We need a revolution.
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DaAnalyst
Sorry, but this is a false dichotomy. You are not poorer because someone else is richer (on the contrary, actually). The world economy and by extent its wealth is not a finite pie. Wealth creation is in reach of anyone willing to pursue the path.
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AstonJ
I don’t think it is a false dichotomy at all - it’s very simple - some people have everything, more than they could ever need or spend in multiple life-times, while others have next to nothing. No clean drinking water. No home. No access to basic medicines. No (or no decent) food. And the odds to change that, are very much against them - precisely because of that inequality.
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