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01 / belief
“I think we’re sort of just moving up the abstraction ladder and then the human role becomes more about observing and maintaining the outer system.”
02 / belief
“I mean, it needs to be something that is, you know, human readable and I viewable and I think that’s pretty key.”
03 / belief
“There’s something there. I think that’s, that’s really important. So it’s, we’re trying to sort of.”
04 / belief
“I mean, that was, I would say that was a big learning is just, you know, really be, be savvy and really careful thinking about what the model wants in terms of, you know, its environment and, and, and cater around that.”
05 / belief
“I think that’s, that’s pretty fundamental, but I would say like a lot of the, the bad things about it can be fixed.”
06 / belief
“I think one thing that’s becoming more clear is I think like, like, uh, coding agents are the kernel of EGI, sort of, everything is a coding agent.”
07 / belief
“I think. I think we’ve been pretty successful with that. It, it’s just a matter of like, like staying nimble.”
08 / belief
“I mean, we try to make it as easy as possible to set up, but we want it to be pretty deep and sophisticated. And I think a huge part of that is the operator needs to be able to interrogate.”
09 / belief
“I would say if there’s been like a general arc where, you know, it’s like you gradually strip away everything.”
10 / belief
“The other thing I would say is the, um, you know, unlike a lab, we aren’t fully incentivized just for you to use as many tokens as possible.”
11 / belief
“The, the CEO’s gonna force everyone to wear a wristband look, I mean, the slice of the problem that, that we care about is like, you know, can the company have all the context of what everyone said at every single meeting, and then use that to, yeah.”
12 / belief
“I think if it would be a mistake to like, like fix it on any, any particular coding agent.”
13 / belief
“I think there’s, there’s definitely a lot of use cases where, where you don’t want like a full coding agent with a compute run time.”
14 / belief
“I think that’s, that’s pretty interesting because if you, if you had a model that really knows your company, I think that would be like a huge quality uplift.”
15 / preference
“We literally change our tools every single day and if we notice an issue, we will, we’ll, we’ll, we’ll fix the problem.”
16 / preference
“I, I think we, you know, like, like generally, generally the way we do these things is, you know, you first make it possible, maybe like a sort of janky way. So I, I, I think the way I set ‘em up is like, you know, we created like a new database that was sort of like issues mm-hmm.”
17 / evaluation
“We, we sort of designed our own like, like tool calling framework and then we tried to fine tune the models to, uh, to use it over multiple turns. Um, and because it, it didn’t work well out the box, I think.”