Comment on Prompting Is Dead in 6 Months. Andrew Ng, Stanford [video]Comments−stackghost4dCan anyone summarize? Not going to risk watching a 2 hour video.−elij4dhe's just talking about going from ReAct [1] to Ratchet [2]. It's largely understood in all tooling (langraph, workflows/goal, honcho, bot mode etc.).[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.03629 [2] https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.22148−shinryuu4dhttps://assistant.kagi.com/share/36a981e3-8776-421c-9ad6-16b...−Dylan168074dBased on the description prompting goes nowhere but "simple prompting" gets replaced by using a big network of AIs to fix each other's problems and get the task done more thoroughly.−Buttons8404dUse the YouTube AI summary. I like it. It will include timestamps you can use to find interesting parts, and you can ask it questions.−irjustin4dCopy and paste the transcript. A bit of effort but it's well worth it for these kinds of things.
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Can anyone summarize? Not going to risk watching a 2 hour video.
he's just talking about going from ReAct [1] to Ratchet [2]. It's largely understood in all tooling (langraph, workflows/goal, honcho, bot mode etc.).
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.03629 [2] https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.22148
https://assistant.kagi.com/share/36a981e3-8776-421c-9ad6-16b...
Based on the description prompting goes nowhere but "simple prompting" gets replaced by using a big network of AIs to fix each other's problems and get the task done more thoroughly.
Use the YouTube AI summary. I like it. It will include timestamps you can use to find interesting parts, and you can ask it questions.
Copy and paste the transcript. A bit of effort but it's well worth it for these kinds of things.