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> a hobby that already raises eyebrows Sounds very interesting, but may I ask how this actually works as a hobby? Is it purely theoretical like analyzing and modeling, or do you build real rockets?
Not whom you are replying to, nor a rocket hobbyist myself, but yes, they do build and launch rockets for fun, eg VC Steve Jurvetson out at black rock: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/54815036982/
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> Autonomous AI weapons In theory, you can do this today, in your garage. Buy a quad as a kit. (cheap) Figure out how to arm it (the trivial part). Grab yolo, tuned for people detection. Grab any of the off the shelf facial recognition libraries. You can mostly run this on phone hardware, and if you're stripping out the radios then possibly for days. The shim you have to write: software to fly the drone into the pers…
Didn't screamers evolve sophisticated intelligence? Is that what happens if we use claw and let it write its own skills and update it's own objectives?
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It’s as if ChatGPT is an autonomous agent that can do anything and keeps running constantly. Most AI tools require supervision, this is the opposite. To many people, the idea of having an AI always active in the background doing whatever they want them to do is interesting.
what are you guys running constantly? no seriously i havent run a single task in the world of LLMs yet for more than 5 mins, what are you guys running 24x7? mind elaborating?
> on a quick skim NanoClaw looks really interesting in that the core engine is ~4000 lines of code After all these years, why do we keep coming back to lines of code being an indicator for anything sigh.
The openclaw rough architecture isn’t bad but I enjoyed building my own version. I chose rustlang and it works like I want. I made it a separate email address etc. and Apple ID. The biggest annoyance is that I can’t share Google contacts. But otherwise it’s great. I’m trying to find a way to give it a browser and a credit card (limited spend of course) in a way I can trust. It’s lots of fun.
I still dont understand the hype for any of this claw stuff
Still an interesting idea but it’s not really novel or difficult. Well, doing it securely would actually be incredibly impressive and worth big $$$.
> on a quick skim NanoClaw looks really interesting in that the core engine is ~4000 lines of code After all these years, why do we keep coming back to lines of code being an indicator for anything sigh.
Why are you not quoting the very next line where he explains why loc means something in this context?
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I love this. Another way of saying it: the problem we should be focused on is not how smart the AI is getting. The problem we should be focused on is how dumb people are getting (or have been for all of eternity) and how they will facilitate and block their own chance of survival. That seems uniquely human but I'm not a ethnobiologist. A corollary to that is that the only real chance for survival is that a plurality…
> The problem we should be focused on is how dumb people are getting (or have been for all of eternity) Over the arc of time, I’m not sure that an accurate characterization is that humans have been getting dumber and dumber. If that were true, we must have been super geniuses 3000 years ago! I think what is true is that the human condition and age old questions are still with us and we’re still on the path to trying…
I definitely think we are smarter if you are using IQ, but are we less reactive and less tribal? I'm not so sure.
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It’s as if ChatGPT is an autonomous agent that can do anything and keeps running constantly. Most AI tools require supervision, this is the opposite. To many people, the idea of having an AI always active in the background doing whatever they want them to do is interesting.
what are you guys running constantly? no seriously i havent run a single task in the world of LLMs yet for more than 5 mins, what are you guys running 24x7? mind elaborating?