@LangChain: It wouldn’t be an agent conference without humans in the loop.
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LangChain tweets about an agent conference emphasizing the importance of human involvement in the loop.
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It wouldn’t be an agent conference without humans in the loop. https://t.co/QSVkWZa7wt
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