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Why are you assuming Zuck's expectations for progress of _his_ product have anything to do with the impact of that category of product for its users?
by Kudos 2mo ago
Why are you assuming Zuck's expectations for progress of _his_ product have anything to do with the impact of that category of product for its users?
- hatefulheart 2mo agoI’m sorry, what’s the question? Genuinely not sure. I’ll rephrase, Zuckerberg would certainly enjoy agentic coding to be a wild success because it means less staff and more products he could fail to create.
- Kudos 2mo agoAgain, Zuck's success criteria don't necessarily align with that of others. In fact, I'd expect his success criteria are substantially different to most.
- alt227 2mo agoMaking money? Seems to be the common success criteria for all.
- hlynurd 2mo agoIt can both be a wild success and not what he expected.
- hatefulheart 2mo agoThese two not mutually exclusive? “Wild success” and “going slower than expected”? Wake me up when words have a meaning again.
- ben_w 2mo ago> These two not mutually exclusive? Correct, they are not. Consider: Someone who "expects" their bank account to have $100M in it before they turn 30 and "only" gets it to $10M. From the point of view of a normal sane person, they are experiencing "wild success", and yet at the same time they are definitely "going slower than [they] expected".
- hatefulheart 2mo ago[flagged]
- Miner49er 2mo agoPretty sure Zuck was talking about agents in general, not specifically Meta agents.
- Octoth0rpe 2mo agoMore importantly, he's really probably talking about 'superintelligence', rather than just building genuinely useful and monetizable models.