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Thanks for writing this, it clarifies a lot. I especially appreciate Karpathy's pragmatic view on agents today lacking intelligence and multimodality. What do you see as the single biggest blocker for their wider adoption in the next few years?
from what I can tell, as imperfect as they are, they are being adopted, but since I mostly work with startups and scaleups, my view is probably biased :)
Large companies in France tend to use them within their "innovation" or R&D units rather than in production. In the US, things are quite different:
Thanks for writing this, it clarifies a lot. I especially appreciate Karpathy's pragmatic view on agents today lacking intelligence and multimodality. What do you see as the single biggest blocker for their wider adoption in the next few years?
from what I can tell, as imperfect as they are, they are being adopted, but since I mostly work with startups and scaleups, my view is probably biased :)
Large companies in France tend to use them within their "innovation" or R&D units rather than in production. In the US, things are quite different:
https://www.pwc.com/us/en/tech-effect/ai-analytics/ai-agent-survey.html