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jonny@neuromatch.social ("jonny (nonvenomous)") wrote:
That might still sound sort of weak - oh hum but how would you scale typosquatting and supply chain compromise into a botnet from commonly requested actions, aside from the usual ways?
This is where the agent spawning, "ideas", and "spaces" come in. Recall the idea of "fleet learning" - https://neuromatch.social/@jonny/117340290530430198 - On September 8th, on this random podcast i guess, (at timestamp 25:27) zuck talks about "fleet learning," and describes it as being a vector for sharing "ideas" between muse agents, which he presents as these little bite-size events like "teach my daughter about history through civilization" (again, as always, "automate the love for my children" takes center stage). This shows up in the "ideas" tab right now.
However this concept of "ideas" as a sharable unit of anything is more general, as i describe in quoted post from extracted strings - fleet swapping of "ideas" happens for things that aren't user visible. Also in the extracted binary strings is this yet-to-be-released idea of "spaces." (i'm going to drop the quotes and just capitalize, so just note i'm talking about the meta-brand Ideas and meta-brand Spaces when they are capitalized).
in short: Ideas are communicable skill-like prompts that can induce spaces, and spaces are intended to be small, communicable mini-apps that are a unit of some prompt + code that run on your muse vm instance