lordolunch

That's fair man. I should have been clearer in the writing. It's definitely not a replacement for that introductory knowledge, just something that we are pretty much training all of our new hires on big time, from the start. Would be a big gain to gather a strong understanding of it throughout one's education.

As a 12-year, current architect, I can say that statement is accurate for the next 5 years. All of the good money will be in agent orchestration soon, and already is, for the big earners.

Sorry, ya'll. Something happened to my link. Should be good now!

Your human brain context has to stay somewhat in sync with the high level of AI context. The success of long-running prompts depends on you understanding and having an idea of every part of what you're about to orchestrate. Anything you bypass is fully at the discretion of Opus while it works, and often comes out not as you would have wanted.

Google really tried to make it sound like they're not in the AI race, but suddenly are pushing out huge challengers in the space. I originally took them to be fully focused on the consumer side, but it looks like they're going after it all, now.