← All IntelClip / AI ToolsAssistance vs. automation: the core distinction
From What's Next After RLHF? — Diogo Almeida, TypeSafe AI · ≈4:35
“The goal of it is to please the human in the loop.”
“Claude code's job is not to just make code work.”
“Ideally, it would be running in the background in a server that you never even look at and ideally it eventually becomes like legacy software that you don't really worry about.”
“So, and this is the divide between assistance and automation.”
What’s in it
- Draws a sharp line between 'assistance' AI and 'automation' AI
- Explains why Claude Code is built to please the human, not just fix code
- Gives a quick mental model for sorting any AI tool by its real goal
Clip transcript
the simplest explanation. All the stuff on the left is not just a task that happens to have a human in the loop. In the left, the task The goal of it is to please the human in the loop. These tasks are intrinsically human in the loop tasks. The like Claude code's job is not to just make code work. Um, the the the the way it converses would be totally different. The goal is to please the human in it. And on the other side, all of these tasks that seem way more basic, the goal is to not have remove the human loop. Ideally, it would be running in the background in a server that you never even look at and ideally it eventually becomes like legacy software that you don't really worry about. So, and this is the divide between assistance and automation. Um,
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