The path to autonomous AI is a system that learns to solve new problems by synthesizing models of them on the fly (as code), and that gets smarter over time by adding new abstractions to its own library (also as code), compounding its capabilities. Not a static map — rather, an
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Distribution Matters More Than Speed in GenAI Commodity Market
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Absolutely, it will take them some time to get the execution right, but as we're seeing with Google distribution is far more important than time to market. Sota GenAI is becoming a commodity tech and as such it will help companies with established distribution.
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Adobe Faces Similar GenAI Disruption Narrative as Google Did
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Let me explain. The reason I brought up Adobe is because it is caught in a similar narrative as Google was 6 months ago. Everybody (and I mean *everybody*) currently believes that Adobe is dead in the water because of GenAI disruption (just like they did for Google previously).
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The $1T AGI Investment Bubble and Narrative Pressure
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The reason it is so important for everyone to keep pretending that AGI is definitely right around the corner is that there is now over $1T of investment riding on this belief (either already expended, or committed) Current (and recent past) capex cannot be justified by current
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Mechahorses: Universal Drop-in Replacement for Horse-Powered Devices
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“you see, the killer advantage of mechahorses is that you don’t need to buy a new carriage. You don’t need to build a new mill. The mechahorse is a drop-in horse replacement for all the different devices horses are currently powering — thousands of them”
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Automating Work: Artificial Versions vs Workflow Redesign
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The idea that we will automate work by building artificial versions of ourselves to do exactly the things we were previously doing, rather than redesigning our old workflows to make the most out of existing automation technology, has a distinct “mechanical horse” flavor
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Search for Functional Autonomous Agents
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I too am interested in autonomous agents that actually work. Let when know if you find anything.
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Replace yourself with agents or fall behind competitors
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Oh yeah and if you haven’t already replaced yourself with an agent, you’re falling behind. Your competitors are already 100x more productive than you
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Proliferation of Agent Platforms Exceeds Actual Workflow Adoption
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By now there are probably more agents platforms than agentic workflows actually in use
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Learning from Complete Examples to Model Correct Behavior
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yes it is wrong, albeit you need the full set of examples in order to model what’s right