@Vtrivedy10: another banger from Sydney! i think this whole hierarchy of loops is still super early but some primitives we know work…
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The tweet discusses the early stage of hierarchy of loops in AI agents, highlighting verification as a key primitive for reliable semi-long-horizon work.
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another banger from Sydney! i think this whole hierarchy of loops is still super early but some primitives we know work
ex: verification as a primitive is so ridiculously important for non-slop semi-long-horizon work, it’s worth spending days to weeks making sure the distribution of outcomes you want from your agent are verifiable in practice by your system
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