AI Frontiers: Silen Naihin, Co-founder, StackwiseAI

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Chapter Markers:

Introducing AI Frontiers 0:00
How do you define an AI agent? 1:13
Can you give an example of something you would consider an AI agent, and contrast it with something that's not an AI agent? 1:47
What makes code interpretation similar enough to be included on the spectrum? 2:52
How did you get into AI, and were there any particularly exciting early moments? 4:20
When did you start working with AI agents? 8:26
How does Stackwise use AI agents? 10:07
Is what you're describing a new human-computer interaction space? 12:42
What design features make an AI agent work better? 13:43
Have you created or seen a truly autonomous agent? If not, what elements are missing? 16:23
Do we have a truly self-improving AI yet, and if not, what's needed to get there? 19:27
What do you think the next big capability unlock might be? 22:21
Any near term predictions for the future of AI? 22:56
Humanity will benefit from AI 23:33
Any recommendations for people who want to learn more? 24:36
Where can people keep up with you? 24:57

Resources Silen mentioned:
Lilian Weng’s blog - https://bit.ly/47W5Bxn
Jim Fan on X- https://bit.ly/48T54xw
Andrej Karpathy on X - https://bit.ly/3UmKYHk

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