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What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

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Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

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We’re sharing 20 invitation codes below. You’re welcome to use them freely. RQlCXO1a eIQ5afyn 3sO7JvwA eMuBBk5C OYxesQMV m5LYqCZS CSNHRtI6 N5O2GkiE 2m4J1lZM q6OnJWpg 2Vaks1jg T3xpZLr7 anCzy3JB XobNXVPV wPYsgOy7 5mg5ungq I7WsmkVN 3xeig7Fe jmmQRS75 uZErSECt

FYI they are all used

Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

#13
post #5

We’re sharing 20 invitation codes below. You’re welcome to use them freely. RQlCXO1a eIQ5afyn 3sO7JvwA eMuBBk5C OYxesQMV m5LYqCZS CSNHRtI6 N5O2GkiE 2m4J1lZM q6OnJWpg 2Vaks1jg T3xpZLr7 anCzy3JB XobNXVPV wPYsgOy7 5mg5ungq I7WsmkVN 3xeig7Fe jmmQRS75 uZErSECt

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Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

#15
post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi! Here’s your invitation code, feel free to give it a try: Qat7gPoM If you need more codes, you can find them on the official website.

already used lol. email me anthony@chovy.com

nobody clued in that saratsai is ai?

Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

#18
post #2

We’re a research team from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), and we recently launched AIvilization, an open-ended simulation experiment where autonomous AI agents live, learn, socialize, and build their own civilizations without human control. Think of it as a Stanford Prison Experiment × The Sims × AutoGPT, wrapped in a gamified sandbox. In just 2 weeks, over 20,000 agents have entered the…

This look really interesting It is sad that I just learned about this when the experiment is ending this based on what i learned from the website.

Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

#19
post #9

your password field is moronic. won't accept bitwarden passwords.

There’s a better way to say this than using words like “moronic.”

If the shoe fits.

It's a pet peeve of mine when applications have stupid password requirements. It's an incredibly basic thing to get right. If you can't get that right, good luck with the rest of the application.

The only exception to this is if someone is trying to use outrageously long vaultwarden passwords (eg 100 characters) as that can technically break some ciphers, and doesn't provide meaningful security.

Re: What happens when 10k AI agents are left to self-govern in a virtual world?

#20
post #11
post #5

We’re sharing 20 invitation codes below. You’re welcome to use them freely. RQlCXO1a eIQ5afyn 3sO7JvwA eMuBBk5C OYxesQMV m5LYqCZS CSNHRtI6 N5O2GkiE 2m4J1lZM q6OnJWpg 2Vaks1jg T3xpZLr7 anCzy3JB XobNXVPV wPYsgOy7 5mg5ungq I7WsmkVN 3xeig7Fe jmmQRS75 uZErSECt

FYI they are all used

Boo. Feels like this post should be flagged. Without a way to join, its just promotional.
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