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A claim about more efficient agent use in AI research and engineering

One poster says “Sensors already know to think” and can use agents more efficiently.

Ravid Shwartz ZivRS
1 Source, 12d ago, first seen 12d ago

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A post argues that in AI research and engineering, “Sensors already know to think” and can use agents much more efficiently.

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Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidAlso true in AI research/engineering. Sensors already know to think and can use agents much more efficient12d
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    Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidAlso true in AI research/engineering. Sensors already know to think and can use agents much more efficient12d
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