If we have really powerful models (AGI) - would it still make sense to have subagents that have access to specific tools and has specific context?
Wouldn't the overlord model just do everything?
Ask HN: Do subagents stop making sense at some point?
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Re: Ask HN: Do subagents stop making sense at some point?
#2The overlord model might be expensive to run, take a long time, etc.
Re: Ask HN: Do subagents stop making sense at some point?
#3Do you have GI? Does it makes sense for you to use a subagent?
Anyhow, a solar-powered calculator (cost: approximately $0) gives a more reliable and more efficient answer than $100 billion and 100GW of AI.
Re: Ask HN: Do subagents stop making sense at some point?
#4The overlord model might be expensive to run, take a long time, etc.
So even if things become cheaper to run and faster to run there will always be a use case for a submodel?