Burke Holland

It decides what's engaging.

It decides what bird behavior is.

And I check on it every morning, but it's just running 24-7.

And it does a pass, and it adds something.

And then it comes back and looks to see what it could add, and it just keeps going.

Do I think that this will end in a playable, viable piece of software?

I do not.

Probably not.

I think it will be some monster of a thing.

that is interesting to look at, but is not, it's not something you would ship.

And from what I can tell, this is currently where we're at.

So like, I won't name names, but there are companies that have built, like they sent agents off to build an entire browser or they sent agents off to build an entire compiler.

And it's phenomenal that the agent can even do that.

Like instead of throwing stones, when this happens, people should just step back and acknowledge that,

The incredible feat that that is, that you had a thousand agents that built a browser.

That's amazing.

But to actually ship that browser, that is a whole other story.

To ship that compiler, that is a whole other story.

I don't have answers here other than to acknowledge that these are the gaps that we're currently trying to think through.

I have some verse of an answer.