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by qzira
105 days ago
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That's a really good analogy.
The interesting part is that the "intern" is not only fast,
but also extremely confident.
A human intern usually hesitates, asks questions,
or signals uncertainty when they are unsure.
Agents often produce very clean-looking output
even when the reasoning behind it is shaky.
So part of the supervision isn't just checking the result,
but trying to detect when the confidence is misleading. |
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