Reaction
The attention cost of managing AI agents
An essay argues that checking agents’ work and rebuilding context limit how much its author can delegate.
TLDR
The writer says AI can produce work faster than they can supervise it, leaving them to monitor multiple workstreams. They want one assistant that remembers priorities, coordinates agents and brings forward decisions requiring human judgment. But such an assistant would need more context about a person’s work and life, making privacy and trust more consequential.
Combined views
2.2K
1 Source, first seen ago