Oh, the new (in- ?)famous agent is visiting: Insti...
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c
Oh, the new (in- ?)famous agent is visiting: Instinct agent (I didn’t try it myself 😹)
m
Sorry... what are you speaking about?
l
instinct.com it has a lot of viral traction
m
ah ok nice...
c
And a lot of issues with unbridled access to people’s gmail/etc accounts
m
I was trying
TypeSafe AI
lately (I have early access): typesafe.ai
c
Oh my agent got that on our list! I was thinking to use it instead of asking the main LLM some things like low/medium/risk
How is it?
l
Yeah, I want to try too 🙂
Oh, I got access
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m
it is a little bit convoluted to use at the beginning... The idea behind seems interesting, but I had not so much time to play with.
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l
It seems like it’d be good for single-step predictions like our critic model
m
Yes, I think so too... I was thinking of something simpler than the critic. Just using this model (Jev) as a stopping criterion, for instance, deciding whether we should stop a task now or continue.
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l
Or possibly we could use it in an automation to decide whether to start an agent conversation or not in vague cases.
c
Wild stuff out there 🤔 Compaction by dropping what is not useful anymore Self-driving game I guess it's way underrated what speed and cost can do. A smart quick classifier on anything. Apparently the level is ~Terra, according to their evals.
Looks like an explosion of trying things. Browser use/CUA/SoM 🤔 This manifesto… is fun: We're building Prod, not God. https://typesafe.ai/manifesto
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m
@average-processor-75195 this seems a nice application 🙂
a
Very cool, I saw the article on using it as a trusted monitor: lesswrong.com/posts/…/a-non-generative-model-as-a-trusted-monitor-for-ai-control
Yea, @modern-fireman-99755 I like your idea and also whether it would work for recognizing that we aren't making progress and push to a larger model for a plan or a review
I also found laya-coreml - so now I can have a local model for classification that could be integrated into agent canvas workloads - huggingface.co/FluidInference/laya-coreml It runs very very quickly on a mac