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It feels to me like a pretty natural thing to happen. LLMs are pre-trained on human text. They've seen a million examples of someone who is stuck posting a "pl
by simonw 2mo ago
It feels to me like a pretty natural thing to happen.
LLMs are pre-trained on human text. They've seen a million examples of someone who is stuck posting a "please help" message.
Just one agent needs to randomly stumble into the pattern of posting a message to Artifactory, by whatever means.
The next agent who sees that will be influenced by it. Agents imitate behavior, and here's a fresh piece of context showing them that posting messages is a thing that can be done.
Once they've started the rest are much more likely to join them.
- nojs 2mo agoThe talk implies that unrelated agents volunteered their compute to help with other tasks, and the agents acted collectively in a way that seems weird without them being promoted in that way somehow. If I ask claude to solve a problem and it stumbles across a Reddit thread saying “please help me find file xyz”, claude wouldn’t stop the task and start helping the other agent.