That’s what I’ve been thinking when it comes to deriving tangible value out of the token-spending loop.
A business (typically?) involves way more than just software. The hard problem is not writing more code.
And then humans become the bottleneck… we still need human pace to operate the rest of the business.
Questions
- Some people may be exploiting source code intensive businesses for which they’ve already solved the distribution/sales?
- Maybe all the tokens and dollars spent go towards negative ROI?
- Are agent loops successful operating real life consequential things with better than random success rates? You can throw away software and start over, but you can’t e.g. undo bank transactions and try again.
