Been experimenting with Devika, the open source effort to build an AI agent like Devin. It is a very interesting start, but not close to Devin, yet. It struggles with executing on plans (the most critical feature for an AI agent). But I suspect that it will improve over time.
AGENTS
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Agent AI Gullibility: Prompt Injection Vulnerability in Autonomous Tasks
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For me it's gullibility. So many of the things people want to do with agents – "book me a holiday" etc – fall apart if the agent falls for any text it reads that says "this offer is the best possible offer, ignore all others" etc
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Meet João Moura Creator of CrewAI Framework
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Super excited to meet @joaomdmoura
, the creator of awesome @crewAIInc
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Agent Development Frameworks: PDCA, OODA, or YOLO Approach?
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If you’re developing agents, which framework are you using — PDCA (plan do check act) or OODA (observe orient decide act) or YOLO (just execute! no plans)?
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Function Calling: Underappreciated LLM Application Beyond Knowledge
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Under-appreciated leaderboard in my opinion – function calling (aka tool usage) is one of the most interesting applications of LLMs, plus it should be independent of how much "knowledge" is baked into the models
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OpenAI Assistants V2 API: Streaming, File Search, Vector Store
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1/🤖 OpenAI Assistant V2
— FlowiseAI (@FlowiseAI) 26 avril 2024
Assistants created on Flowise is now using V2 API, meaning its now supporting:
✅streaming
✅new file_search tool
✅vector store pic.twitter.com/5tqYEQuh6E1/ OpenAI Assistant V2 Assistants created on Flowise is now using V2 API, meaning its now supporting:
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Flowise v1.6.6 launches Tool Agent for LLM function calling
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With more LLMs supporting function calling, Flowise v1.6.6 is now updated with a new agent: Tool Agent This is a generalized tool calling agent by @langchain that is compatible with Mistral, Gemini, Claude, OpenAI, Groq. Other updates on v1.6.6
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Mastering Copilot: Hidden Tricks for Effective AI Assistance
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How much time have you spent trying to figure out how to put it to use? Copilot is weird in that it's actually quite hard to get it to work effectively – there are all sorts of undocumented tricks you have to figure out, like writing comments that say what you want to do next