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6 experts · 9 posts · 6d ago
Thomas Dietterich Ryan Moulton Colin John David Pressman Max Woolf Alex Gude
Shared emphasis Building & implementation · 2
Ryan Moulton: We are not going to de novo invent a whole new language to describe agents rather than reusing the one language for agents we have. Imagine a star next to all the words if you want. Agents don't ha…
Ryan Moulton: Love is a bit unusual in that respect in that the difference between "outwardly displays all the behaviors of love" and "inwardly feels it" matters a lot to people. That distinction doesn't matter …
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2 experts · 8 posts · 7d ago
Mark Riedl Thomas Dietterich
Mark Riedl: Majoring in CS used to mean a decent job (might still). CS was never meant to be about just programming. CS departments let students think that anyway because money. CS enrollments are dropping. Th…
Mark Riedl: In a world full of computers, coding is one way we translate ideas into reality. Until now, it required programming skills that required effort to learn. Now, anyone can make. That’s great. When on…
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