What’s the secret sauce? How it writes the skills? When it decides to do it within a conversation? Sounds like it creates skill files (markdown?) and saves them to a library, then an agent pulls in relevant skills during future prompts?
I can see this being obsolete very soon. Couldn’t you make Codex or Code do this for you. Build your own agent/s even. Maybe it’ll be included in future releases of major commercial LLMs.
Anybody who could benefit from cheap computing hardware. Like I said, AI bubble popping doesn’t mean end of AI or LLMs specifically. Lots of people will still need computing power. Some other people mentioned, but cloud computing companies could likely be buyers. Maybe investors, same people that buy up commercial real estate. Small companies who want to build out their own data centers/servers.
If companies can’t afford the data centers they’ll probably be sold off. An AI crash doesn’t mean LLMs and AI goes away. While the pricing model may not be working for many, the underlying tech is for many customers big and small. Models will have to get more efficient, but in line with Jevons Paradox, use will continue to grow. Maybe a pause in growth, but I don’t see a graveyard of data centers unless some major shift in regulation.
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