"The things they'll be able to do for us are going to be awesome. People will want them, and they are really useful."
Feels like someone has AI stock they need to see go up.
Even without agents being involved that’s a recipe for trouble.
This is not the kind of story I would want to publicize if I were a CEO.
Whatever data goes in, it will output it in some way. Humans gotta understand that.
"Agents" can be very "persistent" and when not sand boxed appropriately can get at things they were not meant to get at. Even if its only 1/1,000,000 that one time that one time is going to keep making the news
Explaining that to the general public when facebook is pushing Muse on everyone will be difficult so its going to get worse before it gets better (if it gets better)
I think it perfectly illustrates that even though an agent can give you the abilities, it's still up to the driver to make decisions.
In this case the CEO could have consulted someone with your expertise. Same ability, but vastly different experience.
Surely no-one that dumb could operate a phone let alone be a "CEO"
It’s quite useful since it correlates spend with invoices and double checks things and tells me about spend out of line with the family’s usual behavior.
It can probably do all of these things if it wanted to but that’s a matter of the outbox. For world-actions you should outbox things.
"Let me know any flaws in the project"
Where? Where exactly? What email? What chat app? what channel? what restrictions? When not to?
Letting AI assume they know will bite you hard in the ass. The same applies to coding apps with agents. If you don't set clear boundaries, scope, limits, versions, roadmaps, etc before you embark on any project, you'll be doing it after the results you get are not what you expected, there is no escape
Detailed planning or damage control, pick your poison
bhrlady•1h ago
"XMTP is the world's new private line. Send messages and money securely between people or agents — with no company or country in the middle."
yfontana•42m ago