← All IntelClip / OtherThe inversion: better articulation means agents need us less
From Realtime multiplayer, automation, and you! — Idan Gazit, GitHub · ≈19:25
“We're going through this weird inversion of our relationship with the agents.”
“And as the models get better, they're also good at spotting like underspecified behaviors and then asking us to clarify.”
“Which is a little funny to think about.”
What’s in it
- Explores how agent-human roles flip as agents get smarter
- Explains how agents ask for clarification instead of blind execution
- Discusses interfaces that let agents listen and summon humans on demand
Clip transcript
We're going through this weird inversion of our relationship with the agents. Like, the better that we get at articulating, uh, our goals to the agents, the less they need us. Uh, and as the models get better, they're also good at spotting like underspecified behaviors and then asking us to clarify. Uh, and then whenever they need a pair of hands, they can ask us to be the pair of hands. But, either way, the interfaces now have the ability to support the ability of agents to listen to everything and invoke us when they need it. Which is a little funny to think about. It's maybe like sort of we're coming at it from this side and like open claws coming at it from this side, but like we're landing in sort of a similar spot.
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