If you too, want to waste thousands of dollars having an LLM "run" a business, Pion might be for you.
Pion, an agent designed to run any company autonomously
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#22The upvotes on this brand new post - almost 1 a minute, speak to a level of astro-turfing I've rarely seen here.
The voting is legitimate; there's no evidence that the voting is from sockpuppets or anyone else connected with the team/project. We always monitor the discussion and the voting, and if the discussion is not of sufficient quality, the post will not stay on the front page for long.
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#248 points in 9 minutes?! Bullshit... dang come on man ... this is obvious spam
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#26I wish we could go just one day without a company proudly engaging in Torment Nexus related activities.
You'd think Meta's "we're going to spy on you for the good of the country" policy would have set them a bit on fire.
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#27Does Pion run Andon Labs autonomously?
This very analog to the Meta executives who won't let their own kids near social media.
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#28As I write this, the submitter has six comments out of twelve, most somewhat defensive. And all of them in less than thirty minutes. This seems very much like a marketing play, where the submitter is pretty determined to steer the narrative. I recommend flagging.
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#29Pion is already the name of a very well established webrtc project: https://github.com/pion/webrtc
Re: Pion, an agent designed to run any company autonomously
#30What is the point of this? It details a bunch of failed real-world experiments and invites the reader to run their own real-world experiment with their own money? If you too, want to waste thousands of dollars having an LLM "run" a business, Pion might be for you.
If I have this idea one day I will search for it and then think “how am I different fro that which already failed?”.