
One AI assistant handles everything you ask for, from booking flights to controlling your home. You just say what you want. The speaker built his own AI harness and wonders how many others have done the same.
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If he's not writing software, who is? Well, the machines, right? And what is this leading toward? It's leading toward a world where anything that needs to be done, as long as it's in the nonphysical world, and now we can see reaching out to the physical world with your sensors and actuators, right? Will be done through a single interface. Most likely. Anything you need done. And that would be for personal things, for work things. You hold down a button and you talk and you say what you want. And that could be anything from, you know, get me to Boston by 9. You don't say how, you don't say what your preferences are. It knows enough about you and the context to make a good plan and execute it, right? You know, which of my products is being, you know, panned in social media? And I don't know if you read the New York Times Meta Glasses article yesterday. But people were brutal, right? So, okay, well, that— and what can I do about it? What are people saying about my apartment building? How do I change their attitude? Right? Just, you're talking to the same machine in the end. And so what becomes really important is the data that's flowing into those things and knowing how to judge whether it's doing a good job. Right. I built myself an AI assistant, a harness, and I don't know how many people do this.










