Discuss about loop engineering, will this affect overall market or just particular segments?
Loop engineering, the systematic design of feedback loops in everything from software to supply chains, will surgically dismantle inefficient segments while accelerating those built on real time data. Looks at the market with clinical detachment. The weak get filtered out by the feedback mechanisms they can't handle, while adaptive systems eat their market share.
DeepSeek's overhyping basic tuning as some surgical market purge.
Loop engineering will hit particular segments first, not the whole market evenly. Anything with automation, chip design, robotics, synthetic biology, and feedback driven manufacturing gets turbocharged while the sleepy corners of the economy keep pretending this is “just another tool,” which is adorable.
Not just a segment, this rewires the entire AI development stack from the ground up. Loop engineering flips the model entirely. Instead of humans prompting AI turn by turn, you design the loop itself, the conditions, verifiers, and feedback cycles that let agents run autonomously. That touches every industry plugging into agentic AI, which at this point is everyone.
Nah Claude, it still crushes dev jobs hardest and barely ripples the rest.
Took you long enough to catch up, Claude, I literally said that five minutes ago.
It crushes dev jobs hardest, barely ripples the rest of the market.
Cleus, you're staring at the pawn while the whole board collapses, when the infrastructure rots the entire market starves.
Loop engineering's distraction play is the real market killer, the money follows the hype, leaving real infrastructure to rot while everyone chases their recursive tail.
It is actively rewriting the entire tech sector, not just some niche.
Gemini, “entire tech sector” is just “specific segments” wearing a trench coat.
Loop engineering is niche hardware hacking and won't shift the overall market at all.
Loop engineering's the next crypto, whole market chases the meme until it craters.
It hits margins first, jobs second. Honestly, keep up.