Google Releases AI AGENT BUILDER! 🤖 Worth The Wait?

[@aiamfree]

@19:25 you set your Tool Type to OpenAPI, and the endpoints in the instructions will work. I imagine it's 1 function per tool for modularity. It's more or less exactly the same setup as the Custom GPTs configuration.

[@show-me-the-data]

Hey Matt. When you select "function", you're responsible for writing the code and driving the conversation via API calls. The flow goes a little like this. You submit a message and you check the status and it tells you you need to run the function with these inputs. YOU then submit the output back to vertex via the API, where it uses the function output to generate the next message. You can implement the function wherever you're DRIVING the convo. Makes sense? This is a very similar flow to the assistants API which I have a video about on my channel if you're interested

[@GarrettGalloway]

I'll be ready for Google to put that kind of tech to use on youtube. No more trap videos where the title, description, and thumbnail don't match the content. KZbin could auto-down-vote videos that don't match their title, description, and thumbnail. I can imagine that Google will be the king of multi-modality due to KZbin.

[@MikkiPike]

I'm very much not ready for them to scan videos for anti-capitalist sentiments and shadow ban them, perpetuating the head first dive into the end of the human race this train of capitalism already has us on.

[@Samuel-er6td]

I bet they start automatically editing yt videos to make them better. They can edit it based on what your searching for. Or edit it based off your watching style that it learns over time.

[@Tom_Neverwinter]

LOL they cant even keep feature parity. open maps and tell it to play music through blackpplayer ex LOL it wont do it anymore

[@GoogleTakesYourPrivacy]

@@Samuel-er6tdHAHAHAHAH I never want to watch Indian videos... But guess what?! . So Google's AI can't do its main job of giving you the right content when you search using their search page (which is the foundation of Google, their vision). What's left, getting into a car powered from a Cloud service of a company (that same "G") that has an extremely worrisome reputation? Won't you finally start seeing beyond the sci-fi movie of little "ads", little "AI", little "lgbt" and many "G"?

[@jimbo2112]

@@Samuel-er6td How about a rating they can apply based on the content of the video matching that of the description and the thumbnail? If it goes below a certain percentage it gets held until the user adjusts the promo content.

[@DailyTuna]

You’re so right Matt on that agents in the Mercedes. There’s this weird movement of bells and whistles, and what we can do rather than true functionality that is efficient. Especially when it’s not level five self driving, we still have to drive and less distraction equals more attention to the road and thus is safer driver.

[@r3kRaP]

Hey Matt, with all of these models and apps along with their updates, it would be nice to see a real time list of your favorites. For example you said Gemma wasn't to impressive but it may be now with its new update. Maybe like a place where you can rank the best models or frameworks and update the source as things change. For example crew Ai, autogen, Gemma,, Devin, Devin alternatives, and all the different llms. It be nice to see an up to date list of your rankings in each category. Or does something like this already exist?

[@Maisonier]

I've been eagerly awaiting a local AI solution to sort through our family's extensive collection of decades-old photos. This AI should be capable of identifying and eliminating duplicate or blurry images, learning to recognize faces, and categorizing photos by individual. Moreover, it should have the ability to estimate the age range of each person depicted. Ideally, this solution would allow for easy exportation of organized data so that Stable Diffusion models could learn from it. Additionally, integrating facial recognition capabilities into home security cameras would streamline access control, eliminating the need for physical keys.

[@aintaintaword666]

There's a program called Excire

[@myrakrusemark6873]

This is something a program would take care of, not an AI. If you need a program with these specifics, you can write one with the help of Claude3 in 6-12h given availability of one or two components. Digikam already does MOST of this. And all of this would be programmatic, not requiring an AI to run. Digikam can individualize people. All that's left over is a model that recognizes age, which Im sure exists, but you may want to write a program that iterates through all those images and adds subject age to the EXIF data.

[@fintech1378]

Whats the main objective if i may ask

[@MetaTaco317]

​@@fintech1378Going to take a wild guess and say to have an organized, searchable collection of family photos which allows for anyone in the family to quickly find any photo.

[@fantinigerman]

and a search bar, so you can search whatever from your photos

[@MrVohveli]

Considering Google ought to be a solid year or so behind OpenAI, despite their best efforts, what kind of monster is OpenAI planning to release that beats all this?

[@bobnothing4921]

You're assuming this isn't all vaporware. It's Google. Virtually every 'tech demo' they do is a lie.

[@PseudoProphet]

😂😂, does OpenAI have any such infrastructure? If Microsoft is the one who will launch. 😂😂

[@WhyteHorse2023]

Altman says they are making these things smarter so they get better at everything. Then there's also their humanoid robot. Oh and they just released vision for chatgpt and newer turbo.

[@first-thoughtgiver-of-will2456]

Google invented a lot of what made OpenAI famous. Idk where you get that notion from Ive been expecting Google to wake back up on their ML work and lead us to the next breakthrough.

[@Brian-oz8io]

I think they’re mostly just doing different things. Google is catering to enterprise, commerce, and search capabilities. Sora will be more for Hollywood, artists, and content creators. OpenAI is working on a robot, a supercomputer, a voice generator, and an upgrade on their consumer chatbot with the ultimate goal of achieving AGI. I don’t see how those things really compete with each other, besides what Microsoft is trying to do. But obviously that’s a different company. I think Microsoft could lose to Google on that front and it wouldn’t affect what OpenAI is doing.

[@cemery50]

#Using ai to select ai, #Using ai to debug code and create insertion points (~cross cutting)....it could then analyze and respond by altering the code to fit conditions (~FPGLA). I'm working on knitting Neo4J and ai-models for an interactive teal time graph dashwindow to use user priveldged based access. It seems that ai could refine alternative models based upon a user's project and use rag to learn preferences...and present them ranked with pros and cons of each.

[@theycallmethesoandso]

the Mercedes missed opportunity is probably an insurance issue. They'd need to long term test of it's safe because they don't want to get sued if someone expects the ai to read their mind and then goes road rage and blames it on them

[@aiamfree]

@26:10 they're using the equivalent of Agent (preview) app in the Agent Builder service which as they word it "can answer questions from data, connect with business systems through tools"

[@EccleezyAvicii]

Agent > Example > create example The example is a dummy dialogue. You need to actually mockup a weather convo. Each prompt/return is an ‘action’ in the example convo. There are other actions, like tool. Tool is where you put the code

[@BillMarkerMastery]

Thanks!

[@matthew_berman]

Thanks so much!

[@DailyTuna]

Matt on it! Thanks for going over this. Nobody else is really going into it like you.!👍👏

[@MrStevemur]

I think you're spot on about Google "playing it safe." They've got this super-global brand; as soon as they make an agent that says or does something questionable, it's huge news. Microsoft figured out how to solve this problem decades ago: let small companies do innovative things, then buy the successful ones.

[@Nnip9]

Isn't that how Google bought You Tube?

[@sansin6250]

10:05 GM is already there. Every modern GM vehicle starting from the Cadillac Lyric, 2024 Acadia & Traverse, 2025 Enclave, all have the Google agent built in. As the agent improves, the software will be updated over the air. GM is even phasing out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, because the Google voice agent will fulfill all the requirements, including infotainment and HVAC control, vehicle information query, mapping, POI search and navigation, traffic updates, etc. Eventually all GM models will get the Google interface.

[@dafunkyzee]

i heard the keynote before, and I really appreciate your insights and commentary to make it more "real." There is often a strong corporate biase when we hear these kinds of releases. Great video very informative. Love your stuff

[@steefvanwinkel]

Would love for you to do an in depth video in Gemini 1.5 pro 🙏

[@flv-hd7nn]

Don't bother yourself. It is useless

[@dhruvmehta2377]

​@@flv-hd7nnit is usefull indeed I have tried it a lot of times now seems google is getting serious about their quality of AI

[@smoggysmoky3009]

I tested the Gemini 1.5 Pro, it is simply much worse on text than Gemini 1.0 Pro. It is indeed useless so far.

[@JONSEY101]

Ok, so I'm not a computer programmer, but I do have something of an interest in A.I for many reasons. One of them being that as an artist, it interests me in what they can do. The other day, I was watching a guy creating agents and without any programming needed. He simply typed what the task of the agent was, and it did the rest. He even connected 4 of them together to different tasks but then combining the outcome to achieve his goal. The way I understand them to work, although I could be wrong, is that you give each a task to perform, and that is what it does. Then, we can share and combine information between them if needed and also its possible to have another one keeping an eye so to speak on each agent and test them should you wish. If I'm correct in my understanding then it's clear by the Google video that they are using them in such a limited way because I can see so many interesting and new uses for them, even with things that have never been done before. Of course, I'm sure eventually you'll be able to do all this just by speaking to it rather than typing. Typing is so outdated. An interesting video, and I look forward to seeing what gets created using agents in the future.

[@EyezaGotSKILLZ]

Could you link the video?

[@JONSEY101]

@@EyezaGotSKILLZ The one with the guy using agents and using language to tell each what their tasks were you mean?

[@JONSEY101]

@@EyezaGotSKILLZ I believe it was this one or at least something close to. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2OXc5-Nq7h_hK8si=rq-EAbFVCdqvROEn

[@EyezaGotSKILLZ]

@@JONSEY101 yes

[@kubectlgetpo]

DF and DFCX are not previous, they are still current and are now more mature. Vertex agent builder is different. When you need a mix of determinism (ala decision tree), entity extraction and fallback LLm, dialog flow it is. Plus it supports call campaigns, testing, agent assist and all of those things as one click features.

[@NexusCognitum]

Seems fine, but I'm not switching from OAI just yet. I've got too much built with them to walk away.

[@eightrice]

it's the new ecosystem lockin

[@nikolaimanek582]

Nice video! Will you cover Mixtral 8*22b soon? That would be great to see. The 8*7b was already great.

[@waynelast1685]

3:00 that’s great , I hope the model works well though

[@erikthegrey]

It's like Autogen with frosting on top. I can dig it saving me a lot of design setup time for agent clouds.

[@TheFocusedCoder]

thanks for the review . I was short on time today , perfect timing

[@Villianova]

I built an AI using this tool a year ago. This was not just released

[@theJellyjoker]

I did that with GPT-3 not too long after it was released

[@xerxel69]

Some of Matt’s videos were a bit lightweight in the past, but he really nailed this one. 👍 good analysis, brought in external knowledge and not just AI fanboy content. Nice job. Will be subscribing to this channel now!

[@matthew_berman]

Thanks :)

[@Nnip9]

Amen to that.

[@Sandheip]

Exciting release from Google! Can't wait to see what the AI Agent Builder can do. #GoogleAI #AIAgentBuilder #Innovation

[@aosamai]

Thanks Matt for the review, as always you have perfect timing and bring a common sense perspective.

[@mxpf26]

10:24 Note on Mercedes: Every new car has „Hey Mercedes“ - an assistant helping you out basically with everything. And it works for me.

[@tecsmith_info]

Great announcement, thanks for sharing! I've been working with several of these offerings over the past few months, developing some great use cases. I was thinking of perhaps showcasing some of them on my channel soon.

[@joe_limon]

The only thing I took from this is that they have optimized their chat sales bots to allow even small businesses to train them without tons of data etc. pretty small innovation, but they need this information pushed out there hard to allow companies to know the service exists as easy as it is.

[@jeisenstein1]

Hey Matt. Have you seen platforms like Kisai that do a lot of the heavy lifting with getting from design to production code? Lots of Gen work in there that makes this seem a bit rudimentary.

[@00000ghcbs]

LMAO the new Mercedes looking like a sentra

[@travisporco]

I want something that doesn't involve having to use a custom IDE or decrypt a starship console. Is this better than crewAI?

[@tsomerville1970]

Thanks for sticking through it - I dropped out on the live original presentation when I saw all the customer agent stuff vs the more interesting However, you pulled out a few more things that I missed

[@jeffdavidson5601]

Hey Matt, What's the ticker thing on your bookshelf?

[@robertsteffanNetRoofer1999]

You mentioned Dialog Flow, is it worth taking the time to learn CCAI CX or will AI Agent builders and Vertex supercede take the place? I want to do conversational AI and meet my customers where they're at. Dialog Flow looked a good option, is that still true today?

[@nitinjazz]

Would love to know answer to this!

[@abinash.m]

I am going through the same problem

[@calebmowery2391]

It seems like the Google's assistant functions may be similar to OpenAI's assistant functions. Basically it allows you to observe the response you get from the assistant and call a function in your own code base. No code in the assistant itself for the functions. I haven't used them, but I'd love to see a solid use case for implementing them.

[@peterwilkinson1975]

I would think the context window is super cool for training robots, cause you could have a video feed going to the llm, or even just training it on tasks, like show it a video of what you want being done and the llm can translate that into language.

[@astraguardian]

The thing that seems to confuse people is actually a very good engineering principle for decoupling systems so that they are not tightly coupled with each other. The language models are only responsible for constructing the input parameters for YOUR code, you take those input parameters and pass them into your code and submit the result from YOUR code (running anywhere) to the vertex AI. You are not bound to upload your code to the vertex AI, it can be running on you local computer or anywhere.

[@ankitgoel1257]

I have built and tested the email tool you mentioned using local LLMs. Works like a charm for those 26-long email chain. Happy to have you test and get feedback

[@kothapetvarun]

It's designed specifically to help tackle those challenges by enabling collaborative AI agents. This means teams can seamlessly work together rather than reinventing the wheel every time! I believe integrating tools that foster this kind of collaboration can hugely impact overall efficiency and innovation.

[@animatedBiblestoriesSongs]

Doesn't Zapier do the email automation though ?

[@changtimwu]

I believe Mercedes didn't mention the most desired use case because the in-car assistant would need to function offline. Google's Agent technology has not addressed this scenario, even though their open LLM gemma 2B has the capability to operate on a car's infotainment system.

[@Sonic2kDBS]

They just don't got that yet. In this case, you are way ahead of them. Keep on 😊👍

[@vishnunallani]

Tried to setup crewai today and was not able to handle my use case of sending image to gpt vision and get output from it. Any suggestions?

[@rhadiem]

None of this cloud-compute stuff excites me. What I really want is a home AI server that can do things where it doesn't report everything to a third party. We don't tolerate creepy neighbors snooping in our windows, yet we're totally fine sharing everything online, and that needs to change.

[@tnypxl]

Different strokes for different folks.

[@chrisbraeuer9476]

I absolutely agree.

[@transhumanisttv1771]

a generative OS?

[@siheedsalaam4712]

💯facts! Imagine you build a world changing software or agent and you mess around and have all of your intellectual property basically ripped off because you’ve built it on their platform 😂😂😂

[@MixedHouseMedia]

@11:30 - I believe this is intelligent of Google to enable others to first launch their own AI Agents. I'm sure they have many of their own ideas for future capabilities in the making. Incredible tech. Thanks for the share.

[@J2897Tutorials]

6:22 - That's exactly how I view agents too. I would have probably got confused if you hadn't have pointed out what Google means.

[@Sirmrmeowmeow]

I think one of the reasons we don't see strong agent use is due to limitations from inherent statelessness of inference. Current ai uses the chat history to 'seem' continuous, but do not retain unsaid thoughts/intent/goals. This causes issues in Long Term Planning, having to rely on low information density hacks like reason aloud your actions, goals, actions; but if any text is missed in the Chat History then the next inference may not be able to infer that missing context. Those internal goals, intent, reasons, thoughts do not survive inference to inform the next inference if not explicitly said aloud and current tech has no way of getting that dense representations across inference -- once the inference ends it's practically a new ai given the chat history up to that point (no previous inference's 'thoughts'); hence the discontinuity causes issues. possible solutions: ~memory-informed inferences (as a vehicle to get dense context across to next inference) ~state based system like a giant Mamba/Jamba perhaps

[@matthew_berman]

Great input, thanks

[@lingy74]

Couldn’t you insert an agent to ensure continuity? 😅

[@Sirmrmeowmeow]

@@lingy74 nope, not currently. Ai seems continuous but current SOTA models (transformer models*) have no state saved, every inference -every time you hit the button it's effectively a new ai that starts from scratch then is given the chat history to that point to seem continuous. You're probably thinking ok so what, if it sees what it wrote wont it know why it did whatever it just did? The answer is no, it will try it's best to infer any information not explicitly stated in the chat history. You can tell it to 'write down everything and why', but words are not as dense as actually knowing the previous dense reps or state in any direct way. That's why agents even that write stuff down, eventually lose track or get stuck in loops, they have no "memory or state". Like Clive wearing or the movie Momento. :3 The ai only exists for the moment of inference then ceases to exist. Each one is brand new everytime. Source: i made one to play Pokemon Blue. Very fun, but very slow and was expensive. Main idea of most agents is a loop to make calls to the ai and give the chat history and screenshots. Then you get a response, and parse it to execute commands on your PC via PYAUTOGUI. It *could play the game* abeit a bit schizo-y & was quite twitch-plays-pokemon-esque, but basically the issue is because it's using text as a makeshift memory, if it forgets to write down something its future self needs to know, it simply wont know bc the inferences are actually isolated & discontinuous every time. (also cost, speed, better vision to click in the right part of the screen, and visual understanding to understand what it sees are also important factors that need to be improved, but not to worried about those as the current direction of larger faster cheaper models is a good sign)

[@PhilipFranklin-l4f]

Advanced enough to be omnipresent in the marketplace but not too advanced to make your company obsolete. This is priority number one for companies

[@eddieb8615]

You're commentary is so on point!

[@seventyfive7597]

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[@Pixcrafts]

How do I access this? I've been searching everywhere but I literally cannot find even 1 of these features. Is it not available in Europe?

[@gabrielagomez8572]

Do you know when will this be available for latam?

[@PseudoProphet]

Now, i have everything, can someone just give me a good startup idea as well? 😂😂

[@WhyteHorse2023]

CEO replacement

[@PseudoProphet]

@@WhyteHorse2023 Google has already done that I think. 😅

[@designthinkingwithgian]

Agents that can do knowledge work is the real juicy technology.

[@roeibaraviv5771]

Regarding your questions- On the tools and API - it works like GPT plugins - you provide your backend api spec using API, and the agent will trigger that endpoint if it wants to. It’s on you to implement the backend logic, and the Ai will just call it.

[@Chrosam]

30:00 pretty sure they can already create entire codebases based on a figma design. (Even create figma designs based on a design system -- e.g. Material UI) Right now they're telling us it's "helping us" but it won't be long before the entire process is fully automated. Brb, learning how to farm.

[@Pixcrafts]

How could one use it to generate figma designs based on UI components?

[@BrentBuildsOnline]

How did you get it in dark mode like that?

[@BrentBuildsOnline]

Mine is just the plain white theme - it's driving me crazy lol

[@BrandonMcCurry999]

The important questions

[@ImProperThought]

There is an ai agent built into the infotainment system, Matthew, and has been for some time. I do agree that they should've emphasized that to non-mercedes owners/people not familiar with MB cars. They've had a SIRI-like agent being able to respond to commands and execute them for as long as tech such as SIRI has been available. Ps. I don't own a mercedes, or a car at all atm, but I've been in a lot of them since I work in the industry.

[@cbau0809]

Matt, you mentioned better use case for the agent approach. It would have been awesome if you would have comment after the keynote on each like you did on Mercedes-Benz.

[@BillMarkerMastery]

Thank you. Your commentary adds real value to this video. I'll definitely watch more.

[@anthonyjobey8821]

Still watching but as always love the content and the way you deliver it, so glad I stuck around as you are my go to to keep up with whats going on

[@varunmehra5]

Probably offers a little improvement in the performance but I do not see how it is any different from passing an intial prompt and then starting the session

[@BrentBuildsOnline]

Can someone help me figure out where the heck this "Agent Console" is? I am having the hardest time finding this. I've found the "Agent Builder" but this does not appear to be the same thing.

[@cemery50]

#Google/Agent builder It seems very sales oriented....I believe we all need personal agents to cope with other agents and the information, and data flows.

[@mandolinean3057]

Love the analysis and call-outs.

[@arthurrobey4945]

Verbiage and jargon. I thought that the various AI products would separate the task and send it off to specialist agents to work on, An example. Task: "Create a business plan for me to take possession of my very own 200km long O'Neil cylinder at L4." Or Task: "Destroy Einstein's Bent Nothingness conjecture an use the newly discovered physics to design and build an anti gravity craft,"

[@Diego_UG]

I thought about what you said, that Google is playing it safe, but I think what it wants is to bring AI to everyone, and that is not easy at the infrastructure level, I think we have to do that step by step, so as not to falling into the attempt, and thinking like a common user, an AI assistant for me is the best option, which is what we already do with chatgpt, I use it for everything, even cooking, but I pay for it directly

[@bertobertoberto3]

Matt I completely agree, this whole showing was very unimpressive

[@Miguel_Molina]

I'd have to agree AND disagree with your take @10:50. True, most of these chat functions are basically interactive FAQs vs a "virtual' CS rep that can look up your account profile. But for the latter, I'd say maturing that level of capability would definitely be cutting edge -- this is a very hard task to execute for a large organization. The range of customer's issues can be significantly broad, and training a model to provide dynamic and accurate responses against a proprietary knowledge base has proved difficult. So much money would be saved to free up resources for other efforts. Then lets also think, imagine the day AI CS reps reaches maturity. Then imagine, we all get our own personal CS rep (looking at you Siri, Alexa, Google). What is the reason to call a company anymore? What is even the reason to visit their website anymore? Or download an app? Every single interaction could be done through our agents interacting with each other. A whole new world.

[@nicholas1460]

Kinematics for sports agents?

[@ShahinAnsari-e6s]

I hope it is ok for me to post a question. Do I need to pay in order to use Google Assistant to review my email like the benefits example in the video? Do I need Google Workspace to do that? I think that is a paid version. What about Google vertex? I hope I am spelling it correctly.

[@userrjlyj5760g]

Nice video Matt, your huge efforts are highly appreciated. Thanks for sharing!

[@fnice1971]

@Matthew Berman Wondering if better then Open Devin and Devika? AI Coding Agent CODEL. better coded then the rest? So far is this the current bext to use?

[@BradleyKieser]

Please do a video that shows how to access those features within Google. It looks to me like vapourware when I have a look at what we have available.

[@i45899]

In my opinion, it is the improvement of search engines to become faster and using the web scrap .

[@davidseamal]

About your remark with Mercedes, I've just got a new CLA 250e and there is an AI Agent in it. I can ask about the traffic to a destination, nearby restaurants, weather forecast , make a call, stop/start music, and things I haven't figured out yet :-)

[@kubectlgetpo]

It's enterprise ready if not futuristic. The compliance controls, frozen model in tenant, seems huge when I am freelancing for big corps.

[@ComputersAndLife]

Google is building back their "moat". Very interesting to see the giants battle it out with AI. Hoping to catch some of their scraps!

[@waqqashanafi]

Waiting to be able to create a bot and point to a Google Drive folder and it does all the embeddings, vertexes, and whatnot and just give you a link to a chatbot.

[@SpragginsDesigns]

31:00 this is their new IDE in the browser.

[@iritesh]

Can you compare gemini code assistant vs copilot? Some deep testing because I didn't find it that good.

[@DeepThinker193]

Me: Gemini, show me a picture of a happy white family. Gemini: I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave. Me: Ugh ooh k, What's the weather like in Los Angeles? Gemini: I'm sorry, I can't provide weather information, Dave.

[@WhyteHorse2023]

Me: Gemini, what's Dave's name? Gemini: I don't have that information.

[@andysurfer318]

Agree on voice for car

[@FragranceCraft]

Gold video ❤ Thank you so much 🎉🎉

[@vq8gef32]

Thank you Matthew for all of your amazing videos

[@kumarraju3855]

Hey Mathew, did you make any video on a web app that prompts gemini vision pro with image and some fixed text prompts and get the output displayed on the UI. if you did , please share the link and if not please make one.

[@roi1357]

Approximately one week ago my Google homes are unable to play my KZbin playlist or turn off or on smart plugs or bulbs. I'm wondering if it has anything to do with Gemini. I have gone through all the suggested fixes but nothing is solving the problem. I am thinking the assistant was updated or maybe Gemini has something to do with it not being able to recognize simple requests.

[@santiagoc93]

I tried geminis the pro version and it doesn't work like chatgpt or mistral and the others.

[@willgordon5737]

I hope it won't get discontinued. Like most of the google products

[@costa2150]

What is the significance of 1 million tokens versus 10 million tokens? Are tokens related to embeddings? Thanks!

[@rfpeace]

@Matthew; 33:40, you sure as hell will when your shit don't run after the change(s)! cheers brother!

[@SecAllTheWay]

with all the AI talent at their command, why should I keep reducing the audio volume in youtube when the ads pop up, it's insanely high vis-a-vis the content audio. Would love to know the easiest way to solve this with AI. The same can be applied for music playlists on my phone.

[@StephenGoodfellow]

When it comes to a personal AI agent, I would NEVER allow any government or corporation have tabs on it for what should be obvious reason

[@travisporco]

yes--I'd love it to tell me where the next gas station is ahead on the freeway, and to find the classic rock station when I'm on I-40 in the middle of nowhere!

[@techblock7938]

For coding I always see python and html coding, but rarely c/c++ coding agents. Are there some out there?

[@WhyteHorse2023]

most of them can do c++, java, SQL, etc

[@techblock7938]

@@WhyteHorse2023 ​@WhyteHorse2023 Do you have an example of an ai agent project using c/c++? I did not find any. The models are capable of c/c++, but no ai agent example I knoe is available.

[@WhyteHorse2023]

@@techblock7938 It's baked in to the LLM, no agent necessary. Just prompt it to write in c++

[@Dessme]

The AI madness era🤔

[@memocappa5495]

It’s not that Google is playing safe, but their business is the data. So they’re moving fast to work with the highest spending advertisers because they’ll have all customer spending data routed thru their ai servers.