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This goes back to what @karpathy has said about how increasingly going forward, the audience and user base for software and software documentation is going to consist of AI agents and not people. So companies need to start focusing more on usability and ergonomics for the robots.
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Reviewers complain that papers are extremely low quality. Authors complain that reviews are extremely low quality. I think both are right😅
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The scary part is that currently this kind of knowledge and expertise is rare and expensive. So unless you have state secrets or blueprints to a DRAM fab or the newest GE jet engine, you don’t have to worry too much about it. But AI agents trained on all the latest exploits make this ability much cheaper and more available, so expect to see a lot more of it. Fortunately, the same AI agents can be used to help you lock down and audit and observe your systems and network. Unfortunately, defense is a million times harder than offense! You only need something to work 0.1% of the time offensively to be useful if you’re automatically probing and attacking thousands of machines. But you need your defenses to work 100% of the time to stay secure.
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I cringe at how much I talk about deep work. But then I think about it more and I realize it's the only advice I really should ever give. Deep work solves all your problems. And I'm willing to die on that hill.
*all your BUSINESS problems please don't deep work when your wife & kids are around