What Dylan Patel thinks about AI agents

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Founder and chief executive of SemiAnalysis, the research firm that tracks the semiconductor and AI data-centre supply chain.

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1. 3 Feb 2025

   Our readingSoftware engineering agents will work before any other kind of agent, because code is the one domain where the machine can check its own answer.

   software quality

   Their wordsBut really the software engineering agents I think can be done faster sooner than any other agent because it is a verifiable domain. You can always unit test or compile, and there's many different regions of it can inspect the whole code base at once, which no engineer really can.

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