@BenjaminDEKR: Fable supervisor on a ~10 min loop, in direct two-way comms with a peer Opus seems really powerful
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A tweet observes that a Fable supervisor AI system running on a 10-minute loop with two-way communication to a peer Opus model appears powerful.
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