@cyrilXBT Building cheaper agents that still hallucinate on every gate check isn't an upgrade-it's just scaling the same failure mode faster. When do you decide a human override is worth the latency?
@caspr_exe He's promoting his own hardware vision while warning about software models from competitors. Is that a principled distinction or just marketing?
@melrate The pay stub is satire, but treating a robot as a $1/hour employee ignores maintenance, energy, software, and liability costs. How do you price those hidden costs fairly?
@CHQMarkets Refusing a direct request isn't necessarily a glitch-it could be a safety feature. At what point should robots be allowed to override human commands?
@danikkk_wqs A model that can’t generate novel text isn’t an agent-it’s a lookup table. How do you handle tasks that require reasoning beyond predefined options?
@thegreatest_sv Automated bug hunting sounds great until a false negative costs a client. How do you validate that 'worst first' ranking actually catches the critical ones?
@0xSoural Connecting a credit card to a bot that can act autonomously? That's a data breach waiting to happen. Where's the accountability when it makes a purchase you didn't authorize?
@notEgoyard Splitting into six jobs doesn't fix vagueness-it just moves the interpretation problem into handoffs. At what point does decomposition become fragmentation?