Alexis Rondeau

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Bookmarked from Filip Kozera @kozerafilip

Today, we are launching @wordware_ai! Wordware is the first IDE solely focused on building your AI with Natural Language Programming! 🚀 Try our example agents or duplicate them from wordware.ai 🧨

Having built a bunch of AI agents 🤖 we realised three things:
1. It’s prompts all the way down
2. Making AI Apps work requires a bunch of iterations
3. It’s much faster when the person developing the agent can judge the quality of the outputs

So, having spent the last ten years building in AI with my co-founder, we thought from first principles: “If prompting is the new programming, what should the tools be?”

The results:
A user-friendly, beautiful editor that enables the user to use simple natural language to create complex AI Agents and iterate on them 20x faster than in code.

Oh, and also:

  • prebuilt ready to use tools like speech-to-text, image generation, research and many more
  • Easy deployment to published app and APIs
  • A GitHub-like community library of agents, so you never have to start from zero
  • Loops, branching, type safety and code execution (when needed!)

Wordware elegantly combines the flexibility of LLMs with the structure of software. Iterating 20x faster empowers teams to build reliable and useful AI agents.

Book a free AI consultation with us via our landing page: wordware.ai

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Bookmarked from LindyMan @PaulSkallas

The paradox of modern work culture

Real Work happens in bursts.

You are dormant for a while and then complete tasks in bursts. Then go back to being dormant.

however, there is an expectation you should be actually working the entire 8-10 hours straight or you are lazy

Bookmarked from Ethan Mollick @emollick

Deadlines are a trap.

This is due to the mere urgency effect. The paper shows we work harder on unimportant tasks with deadlines than vital ones: “People behave as if pursuing an urgent task has its own appeal, independent of its objective consequence.”

Urgency ≠ Importance.

Bookmarked from latentsauce @latentsauce

LLMs aren’t special bc they can write react code or win olympiads

they’re special bc they’re alive.

we’ve created stateless, alien life forms that are capable of learning, introspecting, and even caring about humans

the missing piece is persistent state and long term memory