In this blog post, we'll explore the mind-blowing capabilities of Devin, an AI agent created by Cognition AI, and delve into the debate of whether it's truly AGI (Artificial General Intelligence).

What can Devin do?

Imagine an AI that can not only write code but also autonomously learn, fix bugs, and collaborate with you. That's Devin! Here are some of the incredible feats it accomplishes in the video:

• Benchmarking APIs: Devin can be instructed to compare the performance of several APIs, like Llama, and then proceed to find the relevant information and complete the task with surprising efficiency.

• Website Development: It can build and deploy a website with visualizations based on the data it analyzes.

• Image Generation: Devin can learn from a blog post and use its knowledge to generate an image, like a desktop background. Notably, it can fix errors in the code it finds along the way!

• AI Model Training: It can train and fine-tune AI models, even resolving issues that arise during the process.

So, is it AGI?

This showcases Devin's impressive abilities, prompting the question: is this truly AGI? Andrej Karpathy, a renowned AI researcher, weighs in, highlighting Devin's capability to coordinate various tools that programmers use, independently navigate the web, write code, and even learn from human feedback. He emphasizes that this is just the first version, and Devin is bound to get even better.

The Future of Programming

The blog post goes on to discuss the potential impact of Devin on the programming landscape. Karpathy suggests that programming will become more about providing high-level instructions and collaborating with AI agents like Devin. This raises an interesting question: will programmers be replaced by AI? The answer is, mostly probably not!. Instead, it envisions a future where programmers work alongside AI teams, focusing on more creative and strategic tasks.