> "Agents can only maintain or INCREASE entropy in a system. Humans are uniquely capable of decreasing it"
This is one of the most ridiculous statements I've ever read. > "Agents can only maintain or INCREASE entropy in a system. Humans are uniquely capable of decreasing it"
This is one of the most ridiculous statements I've ever read.Any text edits (insertions, deletions) that a human is capable of doing, so is an agent/LLM
To think that reducing entropy/complexity in a system is some inherently human capability is both anthropo-centric and full of hubris.
"To think that reducing entropy/complexity in a system is some inherently human capability is both anthropo-centric and full of hubris."
Humans invented LLMs and Agents etc, designed, programmed, etc. etc. Seems they are more an extension of humans -- tools that rely on humans.
An LLM/Agent left to it's self on a code base does cause entropy. I've only ever seen them not cause entropy on the first prompt.