AI Assistants Cannot Dynamically Create New Capabilities at Runtime
Current AI assistants operate within a fixed set of pre-built skills and cannot autonomously construct new tools or integrations when they encounter capability gaps. This forces users to wait for developer-added features rather than having the assistant adapt to novel tasks in real time. The concept is demonstrated by a product that allows an AI to self-generate the skills it needs.
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