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GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

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post #60

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Yes, I use LLMs every day. Primarily for coding (a mix of Claude and OAI). I was trying to implement a simple CSS optimization step to my JS framework's build system last night and both kept hallucinating to the point (literally inventing non-existent APIs and config patterns) where I gave up and just did it by hand w/ Google and browsing docs. The problem with your "close to the metal" assertion is that this has bee…

Yeah I don't think we're going to come closer to a real AGI until we manage to make a model that can actually understand and think. An LLM sounds smart but it just picks the most likely response from the echoes of a billion human voices. I'm sure we'll get there but not with this tech. I'm pretty sure even be OpenAI said this with their 5 steps to AGI, LLMs were only step 1. And probably the part that will do the tal…

> An LLM sounds smart but it just picks the most likely response from the echoes of a billion human voices.

This is where reasoning models come in. Train models on many logical statements then give them enough time to produce a chain of thoughts that’s indistinguishable from “understanding” and “thinking”.

I’m not sure why this leap is so hard for some people to make.

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

#102
This is interesting, although I am a little confused about the purpose of ChatGPT with this feature.

We already have many implementations where at a cron interval one could call the GPT APIs for stuff. And its nice to monitor it and see how things are working etc.

So I am curious whats the use case to embed a schedule inside the ChatGPT infrastructure. Seems like a little off its true purpose?

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

#104
post #35

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Recurring schedules across time zones is an unbelievably maddening thing to implement. At first glance it seems simple, but it gets very weird very quickly.

Yeah summer time in different countries switching on different days and often in a different direction (other hemisphere). I used to work on such matters and those weeks were the toughest.

Developers when they first start working with time across timezones: "This is a technical problem."

Developers after more research: "Oh... this is a political problem."

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

#106
post #95

Pretty useless so far. I'm not sure what the intended application of this is so far, but I wanted it to schedule some work for me. It only scheduled the first thing and that was after having to be specific by saying "7:30pm-11pm". I wanted to say "from now to 11pm" but it did couldn't process "now"

If you find a tool useless then it's likely that you lack imagination.

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

#107

This is interesting, although I am a little confused about the purpose of ChatGPT with this feature. We already have many implementations where at a cron interval one could call the GPT APIs for stuff. And its nice to monitor it and see how things are working etc. So I am curious whats the use case to embed a schedule inside the ChatGPT infrastructure. Seems like a little off its true purpose?

It's for normies.

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

#108

This seems like such a strange product decision - why clutter the interface with such a niche use case? I’m trying to imagine OpenAI’s reasoning - a new angle on long term memory maybe? Or a potential interface for their agents?

It's to warm normal people up to the fact that we have agents now.

Re: GPT-4o with scheduled tasks (jawbone) is available in beta

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post #4

I'm sure it's brilliant, but I have no idea what it's capable of. What will it do? Send me a push notification? Have an answer waiting for me when I come back to it in a while? I switched over to the "GPT4o with scheduled tasks" model and there were no UI hints as to how I might use the feature. So I asked it "what you can you follow up later on and how?" It replied "Could you clarify what specifically you’d like me…

Maybe it's effective at hitting a goal which you do not see.
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