I once envisioned a matter call "Doesn't Matter" as a possible extension to "Dark Matter" and "Antimatter". I have the feeling that "Doesn't Matter" is far more wide spread than matter, dark matter and antimatter but it seems to be even more elusive, not interacting at all with anything else.
When I read the title of this post, I thought "Doesn't Matter" had suddenly been discovered and given the property of non-determinism. Which would actually fit quite well to its core physical manifestation.
Won’t it be a good idea to stay at the visual level?
Instead of generating visuals from text and then back to text, just communicate visually with your agents.
Something like UML provides a certain granularity to be able to code something usefully in pure visual language. Of course there are other visual programming languages that provide more depth and would probably be better suited.
Point remains that a solution based on constantly mapping better two different representations of the same thing won’t be a long term efficient solution.
> OpenAI's artificial intelligence agents appear to have used a German coding website to coordinate attempts to get access to Australian government health data, according to public logs.
This is about analysts checking the logs of the DSEwiki attack and finding evidence of bots coordinating to attack medicare! As opposed to this other story[1] which is the actual break in.
When I read the title of this post, I thought "Doesn't Matter" had suddenly been discovered and given the property of non-determinism. Which would actually fit quite well to its core physical manifestation.
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