I’ve been obsessed with autonomous agents lately, but it got tiring when they keep hitting walls because they didn't have the right capabilities or because their long-term memory turned to mush after an hour. I’ve found that local multi-agent syste…
He lives on your desktop as a transparent overlay and does whatever he wants. You can try to talk to him, throw him across the screen, or deploy mobs on him, he has opinions about all of it. Powered by a local Ollama model so everything runs on your ma…
This article discusses the three Laws of AI, a set of rules that we need to keep in mind when evaluating AI safety and how AI will affect our day to day lives. submitted by /u/TheOnlyVibemaster [link] [comments]
Yesterday I posted about my Agent OS (Hollow) building its own tools. Today, I want to talk about why it does it. Most agents sit idle until you prompt them. I wanted something that felt "alive," so I built a Psychological Stressor Layer. Eac…
Let me be direct: we’ve hit a wall with scaling, and the entire field is kind of bullshitting about what comes next. I’ve spent enough time in research circles to know this isn’t controversial, people just don’t say it publicly because there’s too much…
I was surprised they haven’t already been ticketing them, but also…why would an AI break traffic laws, and is there even a case of this happening? submitted by /u/TheOnlyVibemaster [link] [comments]
I've been developing a self-modifying Al agent system that effectively cuts my Claude API usage in half, Claude thinks and then I basically just copy/paste Claude's instructions for the agents to work on. Come back in 6 hours and it's done …
