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Back in 2016, Hayao Miyazaki, the director of movies such as Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away, was shown new technology that used AI in order to animate models. Faced with a zombie that utilised its head to move by knocking its skull against the ground and wriggling its body like a fish, Miyazaki declared what he had seen was “an insult to life itself”. It’s hard not to watch the clip without feeling slightly seared – but now, a decade later, the ashen-faced developers from that room have sufficiently recovered to make their work widely available.
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Moment of introspection aside, I’m not sure what the future holds for agents and generative AI. My use of agents has proven to have significant utility (for myself at the least) and I have more-than-enough high-impact projects in the pipeline to occupy me for a few months. Although certainly I will use LLMs more for coding apps which benefit from this optimization, that doesn’t imply I will use LLMs more elsewhere: I still don’t use LLMs for writing — in fact I have intentionally made my writing voice more sardonic to specifically fend off AI accusations.
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