Jev webinar video
I hosted a webinar on the 20th talking about the Jev model, which is a new AI decision model that works well in responding quickly to simple questions to a particular piece of information. This model has been talked about quite a lot recently when it was introduced, as it helps in a lot of workflows where it can be an alternative that’s faster and cheaper than LLMs. It has also spurred a lot of competing decision models, including of course Open Weights alternatives. You can see the recording of the webinar… Read More
The Many Challenges in Integrating Information for AI Agents
Recently I’ve been thinking quite a lot about information availability for agents, and the fact that this is a very difficult and potentially irresoluble problem. Let me try to explain myself. I talked before about a mental model on differentiating between the LLM models and the tools that access those models. I think that now that’s clearer as we are using more and more agents. We understand that we can use Claude Code with different models (like Sonnet or Opus) that change the capacity of the agent, but not its capabilities. The… Read More
Agents and Agency
There’s a lot of talk about the capabilities of AI Agents, and a lot of promise on the things that they may be able to achieve. Or not achieve. As well as a lot of excitement, there’s a lot of skepticism, where not direct rejection. The term of AI Agent is still a bit in flux, but it refers to a program that runs independently with a particular goal and it’s capable of taking actions. The instructions to it are either specific to be done right now (for example: “Go to this… Read More
