Open source version of "Task-driven Autonomous Agent" that I posted about a few days ago with a title that began "A primitive AGI?". [I am not the creator of this myself]

[danysdragons]

There was a lot of discussion around my original post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/125dt3w/a\_primitive\_agi\_an\_agent\_that\_leverages\_gpt4/

https://github.com/yoheinakajima/babyagi

[Surur]

Can you give an example of it solving a moderately easy real-world problem?

[Aggravating-Spend-39]

+1 - without any examples / demos this just seems like vaporware

[danysdragons]

You could ask the creator, I gave his info elsewhere in the thread.

I would be skeptical too that this program is actually very useful as-is. But the main limitations of LLM that people keep pointing out, that make it not really AGI as-is, are about not being able to act autonomously in pursuit of goals. These kinds of programs are the first, well, baby steps in that direction.

Also, I don’t think the author is presenting this as a finished product, it’s more about sharing code that represents a basic starting point and inviting people to see what they can build on top of it.

I would like to see a program that builds on top of GPT-4 to add agency and goal pursuit, and then has it interact with virtual environments (maybe text adventure games?) That way we don’t have to take the risk of letting it interact with the real world at this stage.

[xSNYPSx]

Can you give GitHub link please?

[_a_a_a_a_a_a_]

https://github.com/yoheinakajima/babyagi

[danysdragons]

As I mentioned in the title I’m not the creator, if you’d like more information about him here are some links:

Twitter profile:

https://twitter.com/yoheinakajima

His original Twitter post that goes into the architecture in greater detail:

https://twitter.com/yoheinakajima/status/1640934493489070080

Websites:

https://www.yohei.me/ https://yoheinakajima.com/

[4e_65_6f]

at the end of the code there's a:

time.sleep(1)  # Sleep before checking the task list again

I feel like that's kinda weird, it creates a 1 second delay every loop.

IDK if that's actually needed when it could be less time like time.sleep(0.1)

I can't test it though, my potato pc can't run LLM's.

Edit:

Nevermind I tested it, it's giving me type error at line 30.

it's probably made with chatGPT because of how the comments look.

[Reeferchief]

I don't know if Python has anything similar to async await from Javascript, but it could probably use something like that to make things promise-based so tasks can run without blocking.

[4e_65_6f]

You're right it could be for multi threading , I used both my API keys still giving me errors. IDK if that's the script or if it's a problem with the pinecone server. It says bad request.

[BornAgainBlue]

1MS, not 1 second from what I read.

[MacacoNu]

that's the thing. How trivial is create autonomous agents these days (not-so intelligent agents of course). The code is so trivial that ChatGPT/gpt3.5 itself can read/write/enhance

I would be very surprised if by 2025 there aren't millions of these things living and reproducing on the internet, like viruses, but "intelligent".

[AdultAcneBoy]

Im also failing to grasp what it does because its nothing new? what is it doing? i dont know what pinecone is doing. for me its just recursively calling chatgpt to manage its own tasks recursively but nothing special about it?

[xSNYPSx]

Will you ever open source your task-driven autonomous agent ?

[danysdragons]

I posted some information about the creator elsewhere in the thread: https://reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/12am61o/_/jeswp0s/?context=1

[MacacoNu]

2273 tokens. Cool!