Comment by rush86999
3 hours ago
Doesn't apply to every scenario where agents are useful. Think about businesses - most business processes are not optimized this way. They are mostly a conglomeration of hierarchy, relationships, customs, IP, etc. Model development will never cross such paths. Thus, harnesses are needed. A foundational system that covers 80% of business processes has value, and I'm targeting that problem --- https://github.com/rush86999/atom
Counter point to “complex businesses” is they’re currently buying Copilot licenses for their employees, with the hopes it can intermingle with Office365. Very ineffective, I think, buy from my exposure the “non-tech” side of things is not on the same timeline as us.
That’s also one of the reasons why I think harnesses might be obsolete in a year, or re-defined completely.
Obviously, once again, I might be completely wrong. But my thesis is investing hard on any model/harness/custom builds might be counter productive given the speed of development. It’s not easy, but having a nimble org where you can swap things around might be a good call.