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Love or hate just please explain why. This isn't my area of expertise so I'd love to hear your opinions, especially if you're particularly well versed or involved. If you have any literature, studies or websites let me know.

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They are a useful tool when you understand their shortcomings. They are very inconsistent, so you need to put a lot of guardrails around them.

I don't really understand how people manage to be productive with swarms of agents. They really need to be babysat IME. I'm constantly waffling between arriving at correct solutions quickly and getting stuck in a tar pit of hallucinated problems and fake analysis.

That said, I'll be upset when the AI companies inevitably start raising prices or nerfing models.