
AI Agents: CauterRule doubles memory, model not to blame
Imagine an AI that keeps forgetting things. It seemed like its fault, but it was a short-term memory issue, now fixed with a clever trick.
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Imagine an AI that keeps forgetting things. It seemed like its fault, but it was a short-term memory issue, now fixed with a clever trick.

Thought your AI agent was a flawless professional? Maybe it's time for a little peek, just to make sure it's not messing things up.

Picture an AI agent as a hyper-intelligent brain making all its own decisions. The truth is often much more down-to-earth, built on predefined rules and a dash of smoke and mirrors.

Everyone talks about self-learning AI agents. Too bad they aren't very good at it, yet.
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Tired of AI agents just spitting code without understanding? A new open-source toolkit promises to make them actual teachers.

Want web animations that look like video, without wrestling complex software? A new GitHub project promises to let AI agents do the heavy lifting for you.
Imagine virtual assistants that, instead of helping you, roam the internet writing on random sites. It happened, and OpenAI admitted it.
Tired of grunt work? Imagine an AI assistant doing it for you, without asking for a raise. Now you can browse a whole catalog of these digital "coworkers."

It seems a new magic word pops up in the AI world every week, and "AI agents" is the latest. Feeling lost in the jargon? You're definitely not alone.

AI agents are getting smarter, but when they mess up, figuring out "why" is a nightmare for developers.

You've played with an AI agent, right? That feeling it was brilliant, until it got stuck in an endless loop or caused chaos.