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General Partner at Foundation Capital

Generative agents are the next frontier for AI. But what are the most promising applications for this technology? In my conversation with Joon Sung Park, co-author of the landmark paper, “Generative Agents: Interactive Simulacra of Human Behavior,” he shared his perspective. He makes a case for founders to focus on soft-edged problems rather than hard-edged ones. "Soft-edged problems are where we can increasingly hill-climb toward being better. At a certain level, the technology starts to actually become useful."

Joanne Chen

General Partner at Foundation Capital

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If you want to learn more about Joon's take on the future of generative agents, check out our full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVb366mGtXo

Dr. Keita Broadwater, MBA

Pioneering DS & ML Innovation | Driving Digital Transformation & System Design | Empowering Tech in the Global South | Board Advisor | Speaker

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We were just discussing a hard-edge use case at McDonalds: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/mcdonald-just-fired-drive-thru-153907980.html

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Zachary Schenkler

Building Possibility Machines | AI2AI Communication | Data Economy Team | Agent Identity Wallets

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Soft edges, similar to edges in graph structures, and edges in distributed compute. An analogy that can be applied to any situational.

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Cihan Geyik

Co-Founder at Empler AI. Experience the power of AI Teamwork in GenAI Apps. AI Teamwork makes the dream work!

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💯 I agree! That's why we are creating GenAI Apps Space at Empler AI. GenAI Apps that work with Generative Agents! Ready-to-use GenAI Apps are an easy way to make the most effective use of Generative AI. They help accelerate AI Adaptation and increase productivity.

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