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Monday, 28 July 2025

The Bitter Lesson versus The Garbage Can

One Useful Thing 1 year ago 12

The article compares two organizational approaches to AI adoption: traditional careful process mapping versus allowing AI agents to learn from outcomes alone, using the 'Bitter Lesson' from AI research (which shows that brute-force computation often outperforms encoded human expertise) as the framework. ChatGPT's new reinforcement learning-based agents, trained on desired outputs rather than process steps, produced better results than hand-crafted competitors like Manus in preliminary comparisons. The implication is that companies struggling with chaotic 'Garbage Can' organizations might bypass process mapping entirely and let AI agents find their own paths through organizational mess by simply defining desired outputs and providing training examples.

Together Evaluations: Benchmark Models for Your Tasks

Together AI 1 year ago 49

Together AI released Together Evaluations, a platform for benchmarking large language models using other LLMs as judges to evaluate response quality. The platform supports three evaluation modes (classify, score, compare) and costs only the price of serverless inference with no additional evaluation fees. This enables developers to quickly compare models and validate performance on custom tasks without manual annotation or rigid metrics.

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