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@leerob Love the term Recursive Agents. We are doing very similar things at https://t.co/oDfcq37toP. I usually just say that its โagents all the way downโ. ๐
@magnushambleton I challenge you to travel between Greenland, Iceland, northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia in 2 weeks wo leaving that zone. ๐
Yes I think so too. Translation models typically struggle with larger distances between scripts already. But different human cultures are still very similar in core concepts anchored in our biological nature and experience. If the alien race interact with their society and physical nature in very different ways from us, their languages might also be very different from ours on a conceptual level. Which ofc would make it harder to learn universal embedding representations.
people need to be pricing in that both the speed of inference and the cost of inference is going to drop exponentially.
it takes years for these breakthroughs to appear, but they ARE coming.
as a result, the rest of the system (which could previously be bad because inference was so slow) is going to have to speed up. you will need to launch sandboxes in <100ms to keep up.
@gustaf Your personal take on what it takes to build differentiated products today where the world is changing so fast and Claud is eating startup ideas for breakfast. ๐