Sameh Khamis

Jeff Dean reveals Discovery Loop did 400 interviews, mostly at Cafe Venetia on University Avenue, in its first three weeks and already has about 20 automated improvement loops running “So what have we done so far? First three weeks we did 400 interviews, mostly at Cafe Venetia on University Avenue, to find amazing people, which I talked about some of them. Finding office space, we’re in the old Zibibbo restaurant, so we have a funky space for us." "We’ve built our own agent harness that we’re using for all of our own development and for automation. That harness has some really nice collaboration features, so you can think of it as a system that you interact with a model to have conversations and ask it to solve things, but you can also invite your teammate in to collaborate. And so then the two of you can talk to a model and an agent. And you can also have other people add comments to the thing you’re trying to do, and propose a design to the agent before you propose that." "We’ve built really agent-first infrastructure so that it will scale to having tens, hundreds of thousands of agents doing things rather than sort of hundreds of people doing things. We think that’s really important, and we’ve got probably on the order of 20 automated improvement loops running in the way in which we imagine that we want to solve problems.”