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Immersive Intelligence: The Hybrid Future of AI and Human Experience
Weeknotes 330: Building on last week's claim for embodied intelligence in robotics, this week's topic is immersive living intelligence, triggered by the new Amy Webb trend report. And many more.
The other day a mechanical engineer introduced me to the Hierarchy of Controls (HoC), an important concept in workplace safety. 1
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To protect people from hazards, system designers should seek to use the most effective controls available. This means elimination over substitution, substitution over engineering controls, etc.
Can we use the Hierarchy of Controls in software engineering? Software environments are different than physical environments, but maybe there are some ideas worth extracting.
My hottest take is that multi-agents are a broken concept and should be avoided at all cost. My only caveat is PID controllers; A multi agent system that does a 3-step process that looks something like **Plan, Act, Verify** in a loop. That can work. Everything else is a devious plan to sell dev tools.
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Explore services vs monoliths tradeoffs—when to start with services, avoid mono-repos, and keep complexity in check. Practical tips for your next build.