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I see. how often does AI get the components wrong? This is my big question wrt just in time generative ui. UI built beforehand (also likely generated by ai but vetted by eng team) feels like it has the win here. Why take on risks of non determinism if you don’t have to. This feels like the big pro for mcp apps.
There’s an MCP Apps version of this that is interesting: https://creature.run
Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but isn’t generating UI just-in-time kind of risky because AI can get it wrong? Whereas you can generate/build an MCP App once that is deterministic, always returns a working result, and just as AI native.
Great video!
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Bummer. How widespread is this problem in other organic foods?
thank you for this
Serverless Framework V.4 looks awesome actually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQL_PPJUFOU
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Further, I now get emails from legal that regularly seem drafted by ChatGPT.
What's the hallucination rate of human lawyers? Spent $1,400/hour on a series of unusable drafts just the other day.
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