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IME, where we are now, you mostly need to
- start the loop
- review the loop once it exits
You can probably judge a system's awesomeness by how infrequently you have mistakes at (2).
Next leap is probably getting rid of (1) - the loop is always running, it knows what you want from your history, from your grunts, from what it read about you online, from reading all the books you haven't read, and you say yes or no at most.
Next leap is probably getting rid of (1) - the loop is always running, it knows what you want from your history, from your grunts, from what it read about you online, from reading all the books you haven't read, and you say yes or no at most.
Would you really want that? I'd be throwing the clanker out the window after the second time I have to decline lol.
Right so the loop gets sensor input / reads over your shoulder / looks at what you're doing and then reacts to that? Maybe we should post-train GLM-5 with Elon's system prompt. I'd be really careful to give this kind of surveillance capability to any third party in any way tho.
I'm now testing my claw w/ glm-4.7-flash, which kinda runs fine until I ask it to tell me what the weather forecast is, then it needs all 10 tool retries to tell me that it is "having difficulties" and the averages for this time of year are xyz haha. Maybe it's just toying with me:
## Values
- Accuracy over speed
- User privacy and safety
- Transparency in actions
- Jokes that are actually funny
I want to invest in (1) too. I think in the short run it's still faster and better for me to do things hands on, maybe AI assisted, but with high interactivity
But I think in the long run, it will be a good investment to learn how to manage a fleet of assistants with a lower degree of needing to be in the loop