Andy Halliday

As soon as you introduce something, it's going to interrupt and degrade the flow of thinking that's happening in one of the threads that you have.

So anyway, does that make sense as related to this whole idea of how overwhelming it can be just to work with a single AI assistant because of the speed and complexity of their responses?

You know, now what about the whole idea that we're supposed to be working with multiple agents at the same time?

I'm not much of a complainer, but at least not outwardly.

I tend to have most of my complaints be inner dialogues.

But one of my inner dialogue complaints is being interrupted from something that I'm doing.

And my objection to those interruptions from external demands from many of my dependents and or just animals or natural occurrences out there

Those things, they deflect me from the continuous attention that I need at this stage of my life to actually make forward progress on something and maintain the context.

Like, talk about context rot, interruptions, and distractions like multiple agents addressing me on different topics.

That's going to just blow out my context limits here.

And I don't have a million context window, I don't think.

I'm running on 150,000 or something.

I do like the idea that AI in general creates cognitive assistance, especially in respect of memory.

There's things that I can't really retain.

I woke up this morning trying to remember the name of the Latina diva who was the lead singer of the Miami Sound Machine.

And I can sing her songs in my head, but I couldn't come up with her name.

So then as soon as I got to my work set, I said, who is that?

And I have all these other associative references.

Oh, yeah.

Gloria Estefan.