Thoughts from San Francisco

The article categorizes AI users into four groups: everyday users, the curious, those who can steer coding agents, and developers. It highlights the potential of personal agents as the future interface, emphasizing the need for better memory management, adaptable interfaces, and faster processing speeds. Several new AI tools and developments are mentioned, including moddable AI, improved LLM output understanding, and new agents for collaboration and task management.

• AI users are categorized into everyday users, the curious, those who can steer coding agents, and developers.
• Personal agents are seen as the future interface, requiring better memory, adaptable interfaces, and speed.
• New AI tools include moddable Claude Code, Instinct for group chats, Incredible for app automation, and graphical design tools for agents.
• Developments like Devin maintaining memory in an open format and AI surpassing databases in market share are noted.
• The article touches on different approaches to building AI, such as using primitives like Pi and focusing on speed for interactive agent use.
  https://bender.layer3.press/articles/a7e2a846-5cfe-409b-96d2-90329b875280