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The thing that makes Devin "the AI coder" really interesting is the new modality of interaction. You can "talk" to it at any time, like you would a person, and it just keeps chugging away in the background executing and debugging your ideas. Here is a time lapse of... show more

Ethan Mollick

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Ethan Mollick2 年前

To be clear, AI systems aren't quite there yet to do this work autonomously and error-free without help. Even afterward, there is a way to go before you would want to trust a major project to AI, but it is a fascinating start nonetheless.

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Ethan Mollick2 年前

I can't code in Python, it is doing everything autonomously based on my request for a "website that explains how dilution works in startup funding."

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Yohei2 年前

Agreed! I think tasks should run in parallel to the chat, which is what I tested with babyfox Feels much faster when you can ask for the next task before the last task is done.

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Rian Darius Pandole2 年前

The LLM market is saturated as we have used up almost all of the text data publicly available on the web to train these models. So how do we scale these models from here in order to make them even more intelligent? Vision is the obvious answer. Multi-modal models are the future; however, the underlying architecture for these vision models will be different from the autoregressive models used by the LLMs.

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enginyer2 年前

This looks like the best UX for AI coding so far. I want to test it now!!

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Singular Prism2 年前

How long before OpenAI copies this

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Dan Mac2 年前

Can't wait to get my hands on this

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Matt Barrie2 年前

How much is it costing per hour

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Dani Acosta2 年前

Awesome. How did you got access?

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