A recent study found that AI-bots could talk to each other, reflect, and identify software bugs.

Denis Bolkovskis

Anthropic

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AI can develop software in under seven minutes for less than $1 in costs, on average, researchers say. Researchers from Brown University and multiple Chinese universities conducted an experiment to see whether AI bots could complete the software-development process without prior training. The study's findings indicate one of the many ways powerful generative-AI technologies like ChatGPT can perform specific job functions.

AI Can Build Software in Under 7 Minutes for Less Than $1: Study

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The paper is long, but really, it didn’t even run. It was a complete failure. All they did was automate the “process” of game development decisions by simulating the human roles. Nothing actually came out of it working.

Not to mention the salaries of the engineers and researchers, the funds received to run the project, the time spent getting everything written, published and communicated. Not even the cost of setting up and hosting the site.

It’s insane that AgentVerse and ChatDev come up with the metaverse spaces for agents to ‘really’ become a self-running community. I personally believe that we, the human could leverage our thinking skills no matter philosophically or lovingly, the AGI would be a great enhancement for the work in hand and we’ll have a blessed civilisation with creativity and love.