Agentic AI Is Neither Intelligent nor an Agent
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Re: Agentic AI Is Neither Intelligent nor an Agent
#2Interesting, but this article is almost completely LLM generated :-(
When you lose the ability to write, you lose the ability to think.
Re: Agentic AI Is Neither Intelligent nor an Agent
#3> The question is why the industry settled for so much less, and how long we’ll keep calling flowcharts “agents” before we build systems that deserve the name.
Which industry though? The "AI" industry. The reason it has settled for so little is it has nothing better to sell.
Re: Agentic AI Is Neither Intelligent nor an Agent
#4Interesting, but this article is almost completely LLM generated :-( When you lose the ability to write, you lose the ability to think.
Socrates said, "writing will produce forgetfulness in the minds of those who learn to use it, because they will not practice their memory," creating "the appearance of wisdom, not the reality."
I think Socrates was wrong. AI helped me design, code and run the experiment, and write up the results. I vouch for every word.
Re: Agentic AI Is Neither Intelligent nor an Agent
#5> The question is why the industry settled for so much less, and how long we’ll keep calling flowcharts “agents” before we build systems that deserve the name. Which industry though? The "AI" industry. The reason it has settled for so little is it has nothing better to sell.
It can sell smarter agents that use good old-fashioned decision theory, at least?