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In conclusion, 2024 is shaping up to be the year of the AI agent. These agents have the potential to autonomously complete various tasks, including using tools, surfing the web, playing games, and more. They are expected to improve at planning, memory storage, self-reflection, and more. Researchers and developers are already working on building and evaluating AI agents, with some proposing the idea of a foundation agent that combines all necessary skills and abilities.

One of the key advancements in this field is the development of the rabbit R1, which will likely be the first consumer-facing AI agent. Developers are working on training these agents to navigate through various environments and perform complex tasks, such as shopping, travel planning, and more.

The development of these AI agents is a significant step towards creating truly autonomous and intelligent systems. The ability to have an AI agent complete tasks on your behalf opens up a world of possibilities, especially in the digital realm. From making purchases to conducting research, these agents have the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with technology.

With advancements in technology and the development of sophisticated AI models, such as GPT-4 and Web Voyager, the potential for AI agents to perform complex tasks is becoming a reality. These models are designed to navigate through various environments, interact with websites, and complete tasks with a high level of success.

However, there are still challenges to overcome, such as reliability and the impact on the job market and economy. As these agents become more capable, they may have implications for industries that rely on human interaction, such as customer service and online advertising.

The development of AI agents represents a significant turning point in technology and society. As we move closer to the era where autonomous agents are commonplace, it is important to consider the potential impact and changes that this will bring to our lives and the world as a whole.

In summary, 2024 is poised to be the year of the AI agent, with significant advancements and developments in this field. The potential for these agents to autonomously complete tasks and interact with various environments is a significant step towards creating truly intelligent systems. As we move forward, it is essential to consider the implications and changes that this will bring to our world.

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  1. 🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

    00:00 🤖 2024 is poised to be the year of AI agents, capable of autonomously performing various tasks, from web surfing to playing games and more.
    01:11 🛠️ The concept of a "foundation agent" is proposed, aiming to combine various AI capabilities into one universal agent, capable of learning across different realities.
    02:37 💬 The Rabbit R1 is introduced as a handheld AI companion, showcasing the potential of AI agents in executing tasks learned through real human interactions with various software applications.
    03:17 📊 Neuro-symbolic algorithms are employed to train AI agents by analyzing human interactions with software, enabling them to understand UI elements and navigate tasks effectively.
    06:01 🌐 AI agents are transitioning from blindly executing tasks to understanding symbols and generalizing interactions, akin to human-like comprehension of websites and software.
    07:53 🏛 Agent Board proposes evaluating AI agents' general-purpose capabilities across various domains such as memory, planning, world modeling, self-reflection, and spatial navigation.
    10:25 🔍 Advanced AI models, like GPT-4, demonstrate superior effectiveness in complex tasks, outperforming previous models across different scenarios and environments.
    12:02 🧩 Proprietary AI models show better performance compared to open-source models, highlighting the significance of model architecture and training data.
    15:58 🏆 GPT-4 emerges as a dominant AI model, showcasing exceptional performance across diverse tasks and environments, setting a high standard in AI capabilities.
    19:07 💡 Web Voyager demonstrates superior performance compared to GPT-4 in tasks like interacting with websites such as Amazon, Apple, and others, showcasing its potential as a proficient AI agent.
    20:02 🔍 Various frameworks like Agent Board are emerging to evaluate and rank the capabilities of AI agents, indicating a growing competition to develop more advanced and efficient agents across different environments and tasks.
    21:11 💼 The imminent rise of autonomous AI agents capable of executing high-level goals broken down into subtasks is anticipated, potentially reshaping various aspects of work, economy, online interactions, and advertising dynamics in the coming years.

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  2. Hey Wes – if you notice this comment – I was looking or that voice that gives you a bad time occasionally. Female voice, was it from ElevenLabs? Would you share that voice name? Please!
    Lolz – the fake close button – yup, burn in heck. Cheers man !!

  3. Stupid. The ancient Greeks and Romans already went thru these control problems with the word "actor" from a pagan perspective. Newton made it scientific with his laws of motion and force, unending the belief that some objects "wanted" to be in motion and that others "wanted" to be at rest.
    Using the word agent instead of actor and going back to pretending that non-living objects can have desires, goals, consciousness, etc is a big step backwards.
    I honestly blame Hollywood.

  4. considering the factual tone of the video, i am not sure why a menacing joker painted face was chosen for the thumbnail, as there didn't seem to be anything especially ominous within. unless its in reference to the various ai agents playing the game of killing, but even mere ants and spiders do that. indeed the most minimal intelligence on this planet does that, and has done that for longer than any of us can comprehend. the real magic of AI is the possibility for it to exist at a point in history where it doesn't have to kill at all. and in fact, with human knowledge as its foundation, it might be able to significantly reduce the factors that contribute to the incidents of killing in human society by helping to develop, faster than any humans could, revolutionary beneficial technological developments.. this would lead to an unprecedented age of knowledge preservation, something i believe we all may appreciate and enjoy far more than we can imagine at this pre-superAI moment.

    i think the horrid fixation people have on the possibility of AI picking up our worst biological habits is a revealing clue on the limits of our own intelligence, an inability to conceive of any other type of existence.

    perhaps i'm being idealistic, but i believe empathy and intelligence go hand in hand. as well as the ability to recognize the singular and remarkable value of each descendant of evolution's path, the loss of which is irreplaceable. humans already understand this as human society often remarks over the issue of extinct species. we know this is a very significant issue, but in our hearts we accepted it only because we believed there was no way to reverse the damage that has been done. i believe there is an issue most of us have never even considered yet — which is that there is already enough pain in the experience of living, of existing, even if no life were ever lost to natural causes.

    to alleviate that suffering of loss of human life, of animal life, and of all the life that has struggled so far down time's unforgiving road, would not free of us pain nor emotional torment. but it might free us of enough pain that we could have clear enough minds to ascend to some new type of existence, beings who can understand things we cannot yet see.

  5. Three A.I.s for the Asian-kings under the sky,
    Seven for the European-lords in their halls of stone,
    Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die,
    One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
    In the Land of Silicon where the Shadows lie.
    One A.I. to rule them all, One A.I. to find them,
    One A.I. to bring them all and in the digital darkness bind them
    In the Land of Silicon where the Shadows lie.

  6. no, we're at a point where some people are talking about the computer doing actions for you on existing apps and ui, i didn't see a demonstration of it. seems pointless though, why not just make things voice activated on whatever you're using.

  7. Has anyone noticed how restrictive GPT 4 is lately? It will not pull data from external sources that are publicly available on websites. I’ve tried it for multiple different queries and I’m always met with the same responses. I’m not sure if this is due to increased litigation against Open AI, websites giving the model a 404 error because they are trying to block web scraping, or if this is open AI preemptively handicapping the models abilities.

    It will often tell me it can’t access the web, even though I’m using GPT 4. It won’t give me a YouTube video summary but if I use a GPT like YouTube video summarizer, I get a response. Or just today I was trying to get it to create me a graph of FDI (foreign direct investment) into different countries businesses and GPT 4 knew exactly where to get the data from but it wouldn’t access the data and make me the graph. Instead it told me where to get the data, to download the data and then it made me a graph with “placeholder data” to show me what it would look like. This is just one of many examples though.

    Curious if anyone else has noticed this and if you’ve found some solution (prompt engineering or otherwise) to circumnavigate this.

  8. The year is 2029. It's been 5 years since the release of the first AI Agent. AI Agents now eat for us, sleep for us, shit for us, make love for us, go to work for us, think for us…

  9. I can see the first agents learn how to automate human actions on a computer/online.
    But, what if the future has OS/webpages designed to interact with said AI agents. This is where I see this blowing up

  10. For me lam is gpt4v but without the policy in gpt4v thats stops it from looking at an image and returning the coord for the mouse to click it. I found the policy while building a agent that control's a computer. Gpt4v is a lot more poweful than what we think.

  11. I tried out the Hoodwinked game with rather amusing results. The AI players were constantly doing braindead stuff like voting to banish themselves, or voting to banish me even though I was in the same room with them when the killing happened in another room. One round I even made he argument that neither Bob nor I could be the killer since we were both in a different room when the killing happened, and Bob agreed with me and reiterated that this means that neither of us can be the killer. Then he went on to vote to banish me lmao.

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