Building Effective AI Agents: The Room We Built Instead of the Mind We Wanted
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The episode discusses the misconceptions in the AI industry regarding prompt engineering and the human elements involved in creating effective AI agents.
Send us Fan Mail 📖 Read: https://helioxpodcast.substack.com/publish/post/206356474 Here's a confession the AI industry doesn't like to make out loud: for most of the early 2020s, we were casting spells and calling it engineering. That's not an exaggeration. The entire discipline of "prompt engineering" was built on a very human, very old belief — that if you just found the right words, said them in the right order, you could bend a powerful mind to your will. Wizards have believed this for mi...
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