The article doesn't talk about any agents outside of coding work. Coding is not the work the world is running on. Agent concept requires much more selling than chat bots, which means they are solutions searching for problems.
He then presents a very naive vision of how agents are superior, where it basically all comes down to "generate code more efficiently" - has that ever been the crux challenge to solving problems with software?
a substack that's less than a month old with some rando pumping AI; I guess you can always look at the bandwagon and ask "room for one more?"
“Hey, how’s that hardware/software integration effort coming? What are your thoughts on the hardware so far?”
Fuck me if I let an LLM answer that.
Tall ask right now, with privacy and agency (no pun intended) concerns
On the clawdbot discord, someone wrote today that, overnight, Claude sent in all iMessage threads from 2019 the message that it will rather ignore such outdated threads.