Illia Polosukhin
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16 series
first heard Mar 2020
last heard 5d ago
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Right.
Now, again, there is ways how this is addressable with like a longer term memory.
And this is what, again, what's open claw, I think, I get pioneered is this idea of kind of memory tools.
Like there's been a lot of work on that, but they kind of done like a reasonable approach
set up for that but this is just the beginning right like and and and it's a still pretty fixed tools right it doesn't have some of the semantic linkage of like okay well those things are more relevant than this like for this events for this context etc so anyway there's going to be like massive improvements over this year in in all of this and i think the other interesting thing where i actually on engineering side for example right now like
like code code codex like this agents are being extremely useful they still have sometimes lapses of judgment sometimes they're like this is a dumb idea and it's like oh yeah it was like I can do it way simpler now it's like
You know, we as people feel good about ourselves doing that.
But obviously, like from a coding perspective, they completely replace these things.
Now, the bottleneck actually shifts.
So this is, I forgot the name of the principle, but this was like in parallel computing.
If you have like 50% of the time parallel and 50% of the time sequential, if you parallelize more, right, and this shrinks, you only can go 2x faster.
You cannot actually go 10x faster when you add more cores.
So we're kind of right now in this state where, yes, everybody individually can write more code, again, for this specific vertical.
But the bottleneck now is actually serializing all of that, reviewing it, making sure it's all aligned with product, et cetera.
So coordination becomes a bottleneck.
And I think we see this in other areas as they kind of get adopted, these tools, but more and more, you know, marketing, sales, et cetera, that yes, individually, everybody can go and like bang out a bunch of stuff, right?
Like, cool.
I have an AI tool that can like create, you know, a ton of creative about and like, you know, marketing campaigns and tweets and,
But the coordination, like, is this the right thing?
That kind of organization usually is how you work is a challenge now.
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