This is a hilarious question. I would bet the author would next to ask whatever AI they used. We’re congratulating the author, essentially, on outsourcing his knowledge and hard work.
I mean, it’s cool they got their AI agents to follow the footsteps of humans before it, but that’s it.
When some human, let's say musk, buys a company and a bunch of people to build something, people congratulate him, not the people who did the work right? What's the difference?
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I mean, it’s cool they got their AI agents to follow the footsteps of humans before it, but that’s it.
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Of course, managing those people is a great skill too. But it's a managerial skill, not a technical skill.
And, frankly, it's more impressive than managing agents: people are more difficult than agents.