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on.agent.ops #2 – Continuous Agent Orchestration and Personal Workflows with Kevin Today

In this episode, Joerg sits down with Kevin Today to get alook at AgenC „the CEO command center for your fleet of Claudes“ and unpack the philosophy and mechanics behind agentic AI, from building personal “work factories” to designing systems that scale your output without losing your edge.

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Do we dream like Dall-E?

Dreaming is still a little understood phenomenon of the human psyche, although there is a steady but slow uptake in releated research [1,2]. Especially its purpose remains somewhat a mystery and many suggetions have been put forth [3,4].In this short article I do not want to sketch a general answer to all these questions nor speculate on the nature and function of dreams. I rather want to spend some time exploring the a certain aspect of dreams, that is their ‘detail-specificity’.

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Talking counterfactual #2: Microsoft’s DialoGPT

In episode two of our new series, we take on Microsoft’s DialoGPT. It is a GPT-2 transformer-style architecture trained on 147 million Reddit discussion threads released in November 2019 [1,2]. Now, Reddit might not be the best spot to train your AI (so we heard 😉), but it is one of the largest data sources for human discussions. Let’s see if DialoGPT can cope with crass.ai’s flavour of counterfactual conditionals.

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Talking counterfactual #1: facebook’s BlenderBot

With crass.ai getting ready for public beta, we thought it’s time to take it for a spin and have a dance with some of the recent LLMs (large language models).As a starting point, we chose facebook’s BlenderBot (for convenience followingly written without the second capital “B”). The Blenderbot is a multipurpose Q&A open-source chat bot, so it is an ideal fit for the question-styled counterfactual conditionals employed by crassi.ai inaugural test set. (btw. counterfactual conditionals do not have to be framed as questions, as you could say: “John would have picked the red team, if he had known they would win.”, but construing them as questions makes it easier to have a starting point for judging the strength of an LLM, as the potential answer is easier to classify.)

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