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> You do understand what that term means right. No, it doesn't mean anything because it is premised on a category error. That's literally the whole point of th
by dragonwriter 8mo ago
> You do understand what that term means right.
No, it doesn't mean anything because it is premised on a category error. That's literally the whole point of the post you are responding to.
> Openclaw is software, right? LLMs can write software, so with a single running copy of an LLM you can make a worm style virus that can execute and spread itself via whatever means necessary, such as executing its own copy of Claw.
You can with a framework wrapped around the LLM that allows it to do that; the danger point is the framework, not the model.
- pixl97 8mo agoIf the model can write the that framework then what's the difference? Recursion is Recursion is Recursion
- dragonwriter 8mo ago> If the model can write the that framework then what's the difference? The model can't do anything that the framework calling it doesn't allow, including saving and executing a new framework that gives additional capabilities.