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Stanford posted a 45-minute lecture from SpaceX on how Grok Bot actually works. This is a kind of master...

Stanford posted a 45-minute lecture from SpaceX on how Grok Bot actually works. This is a kind of master class in harness engineering. The lecture covers: - What changes in models made it possible to create constantly working AI agents. - Architecture...

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  • 01.Stanford posted a 45-minute lecture from SpaceX on how Grok Bot actually works
  • 02.This is a kind of master class in harness engineering
  • 03.The lecture covers: - What changes in models made it possible to create constantly working AI agents
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Stanford posted a 45-minute lecture from SpaceX on how Grok Bot actually works. This is a kind of master...

Стэнфорд опубликовал 45-минутную лекцию от SpaceX о том, как на самом деле работает Grok Bot. Это своего рода мастер-класс по harness engineering. В лекции разбираются: - Какие изменения в моделях сделали возможным создание постоянно работающих ИИ-агентов. - Архитектура постоянно работающего ИИ-агента. - Проектирование агентного харнесса. - Управление контекстом при выполнении длительных задач. Смотреть лекцию: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1OBRtfPS34

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