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I taught my AI agent a 1970s invention method, then graded it blind

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Ask an AI agent to fix a trade-off and watch what happens. "Our inference bill is $42k a month. Finance wants it halved. We tried a smaller model and wrong answers went from 3% to 9%." A typical answer: use a mid-size model, add caching, tune your prompts, consider fine-tuning, monitor quality. All…

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  1. 2026-10-22 17:53 · DEV Community — AI
    I taught my AI agent a 1970s invention method, then graded it blind

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