Agents are All You Need

Agents are All You Need

Agents Are All You Need is the result of a one-week workshop dedicated to exploring Autonomous Agents and their potential in innovative scenarios. By repurposing existing platforms, students leveraged the reasoning capabilities of multimodal language models to automate complex actions rather than limiting themselves to generating text or images.

Workshop (2024) with Matthieu Minguet

Assistants
Sébastien Matos
Students
Steve Bouillant, Andreas Abbaszadeh, Brikeld Hoxha, Shana Meinecke, Yann Müller, Jonathan Vögele, Laurine Gigandet, Dalia Spichtig
Know-how
UX/UI, Creative coding, Machine learning (ML, AI)

BasketBuddy

BasketBuddy scans the content you scroll through and seamlessly adds relevant products to your basket.

Par Steve Bouillant & Brikeld Hoxha


Recycler Joe

Recycler Joe, here to help you recycle your trash. It can turn trash into desktop wallpaper, poem, recipe, movie poster or even keynote presentations.

Par Andreas Abbaszadeh & Jonathan Vögele


MarsAttacks

Your personal assistant for your future Mars construction plans.

Par Shana Meinecke & Yann Müller


mindless mind

A bold but useless video conference assistant with a serious lack of attention.

Par Laurine Gigandet & Dalia Spichtig

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