jonny@neuromatch.social ("jonny (nonvenomous)") wrote:
All the above is visible from within the agent, i have tried to be conservative with describing features that are not yet released but are nonetheless present in the shipped binaries both via their strings which are trivially accessible by running
stringson the binary within the cell that the user is supposed to have access to and by other means of analysis i am not disclosing here.If we allow ourselves a little speculation about what a "spaces" subproduct might look like once it's launched, again noting this is not described in the strings and is speculation, you might imagine an "app store for agents" - in fact i am willing to place a money bet that that is something that zuck himself will say personally once it's launched. So that when I say to my agent "install me an xyz" that the thing the agent will reach for is a Space definition. This becomes a meta-run package repository run and moderated by vibes - aka a fucking sweet target for typosquatting and malicious code distribution.
the more concrete machinery that is visible is the Ideas sharing, the hand-to-hand Spaces sharing, and the general concept of "some code, in part or whole mediated by the LLM regenerating or interpreting the input" that gets shared from VM to VM. The token harvesting vector gives a profitable motive for malware (where other automated botnet swarms might have a lot of friction because unregulated network egress has to be approved by destination, but token harvesting is 0-click once the binary runs), and persistence on this system is absolutely trivial -
cron.addis accessible by tool call from the unregulated socket, and from that you can schedule a persistent task that installs software and ensures that it's enabled.