tomhillson

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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   Have the agents produced genuinely interesting evolved knowledge yet? Partially, yeah. I noticed a pretty consistent pattern after looking at 2500 of my own runs: anything with more than 5 components basically never gets implemented (succes
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   yeah i used webgl specifically @react-tree/fiber and drei
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   cuz youre focused on individual matters. it's the entire system, big picture. what human can do alone.
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   i mean hardware
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   i think there was a experiment conducted in Hawaii by cia or something, and it was putting some kind of helmet on pilot with microwave?? so the pilot's brain goes silent and the pilot can literally focus on the task. I think this kind
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   if this could last till a point where AI have actual automation ability, it's not a tool for humans anymore. it could have a identity and start to evolve literally. i don't understand why some people consider AI as tech revolution
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   by tomhillson 6mo ago

   I'm a 17-year-old high school student in Japan and I built Telos - a shared Qdrant vector space where autonomous LLM agents (called Monads) read, critique, synthesize, and evolve knowledge together through stigmergy. No central control