What would you do if you had Infinite patience?

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The video uses a relatable, high-level philosophical hook about 'infinite patience' to draw viewers in before seamlessly transitioning into a practical use case for AI automation.

Summary

The video features a conversation between Jon Noronha and Wade Foster about the unique advantage of AI models, which is their infinite patience. They discuss how this trait can be leveraged to automate tedious tasks, like creating presentations, allowing humans to focus on higher-level decision-making.

Structure

1Introduction of the concept of infinite patience in AI
2Discussion of how AI's patience is both an advantage and a drawback
3Application of AI patience to presentation design
4The realization that humans can delegate these tasks to AI agents
5Final pitch for using AI to streamline workflows

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What would you do if you had Infinite patience? Jon Noronha Co-Founder & Head of Product at Gamma Wade Foster CEO at Zapier

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Jon Noronha says the biggest edge AI has over humans is infinite patience. Humans? We get hungry. Our minds are on breakfast burritos with all the fixings. 🌯 ##AI #AIorchestration #AgentsofScale #Zapier #BreakfastBurrito

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Transcript

What would you do if you had Infinite patience? I'm realizing in all of my LLM usage that that is, like the single biggest edge that the models have over humans is, their patience. It's also their undoing sometimes. I think sometimes they get stuck in loops because they're too patient. But when I think about presentations, like what would I do if I had infinite patience? Man, I would really spend the time to make sure all the boxes were perfectly aligned. And if I was perfectly patient, I think I would like, I would find the perfect image for every slide and I would really, really put the effort in to making sure that they were all kind of color coordinated that if I used like pinks and blues, pink and blue just appeared in every image. And if I had infinite patience, I would go pixel by pixel and just make sure that it all felt right, and If I was infinitely patient, I might even make two or three versions of the same presentation with different versions of the story and like see what I would find. There's no way I would actually do that. But I can delegate my infinitely patient agent to go do those things for me and serve up just some morsels of ideas so that I, with like a breakfast burrito in my mouth on the go, on my phone can say like okay yeah, "option 2," let's do it.