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Oh, I'm definitely won't be poorer without one LLM. As a professional I probably will be richer, even. And with more certainty for the future for sure.

I do think the difference is also dictated by how non-deterministic the job output of execs and ICs can be. For example, if exec will use slightly different words to communicate the thought, there won't be a critical error in understanding. While if IC will get the syntax wrong or deletes the wrong service accidentally, this service (or connected ones) might stop working entirely.

Hi, sorry, what's a 'red pill'? Don't really keep up with the slang, sorry..

a) what happens if there is change that hasn't been encountered yet so it's not in .agentnotallowed? b) is there a guarantee that something described in these files won't be touched? I've seen examples when agents directly violate these rules, profusely apologising after they get caught on it.

I think the main issue I have with the article is that author whole argument is based on 'Qwen wouldn't run at a loss'. But why wouldn't it? Depsite it being a business, there might be a number of arguments why they decide to run without profit for now: from trying to expand the user base, to Chinese government sponsoring Chinese AI business.