April 2, 2012 - On a Twenty Minute VC podcast that aired March 31, local time, theMicrosoft CTO Kevin Scott predicted that "in the next year, AI Agent（AI agents) biggest flaw -- the ability to remember -- will achieve a major breakthrough, and its mode of interaction with humans will change dramatically."
According to 1AI, AI intelligences are artificial intelligences that can act and make decisions independently, and NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said in January this year that "the era of AI intelligences has arrived. OpenAI's Sam Altman has also predicted that AI intelligences may begin to enter the labor market this year.
Scott also said that product management managers need to be "domain experts" in the field of AI agents.
However, Scott points out that AI intelligences currently lack some basic elements. "They have a distinct lack of memory, which makes them seem very transactional." Even those agents that do have memories, Scott says, only have a very limited form of them. He hopes that AI intelligences will be able to memorize user interactions over time so they can better "adapt" to user preferences. This memory will give the agents "abstraction and composability," making them less like simple chatbots and more like intelligent digital colleagues. Ultimately, the goal is for AI intelligences to be able to handle increasingly complex tasks, just like real coworkers.
