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So everybody is going to start just proving my point that advanced mcp =~ erlang ai You might want to check your six guys, we control all the spawn points in this arena. 😉
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Replying to @YuXiang_IRVL
Agreed, btw I recently wrote a good tool for unifying all the logs in a tamper detectable way from all the algo’s operating on any network or robot. People forget robots are just in a general, a bad cybernetic mapping of algorithms to physical actions. They also lack even a childs mind to filter noise, and perceptual perturbations. You’ll find it very strange when all the expertise in AI Robotics is abandoned as the OLD Mechatronics it actually currently still is. Robots that can’t feel are anachronistic, and don’t belong in today’s world, they belong in Star Wars 1 My un-usability level includes nearly all of robotics. My nervous system is adapted to manually operate many robots at once, and this transference of my demonstrable ability to machine is my lifes work.
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Our AAA chat in TG today has been moved to 3pm EST so our infamous dev @zenstyle can join in on the fun! Come hangout and ask all of your questions :)
**Ask Astro Anything** "How many Rs are in strawberry?" "Per the Ship of Theseus paradox, are you still the same Astro?" "Make me 50 pictures of cyborg puppies, holding a $CYB neon sign" "Make me a business plan to start my ice cream shop with Cybernetic and describe the many AI agents and their responsibilities you would deploy" Join us for a video chat in the $CYB TG (link in bio) Monday, June 28th @ 11 am EST Come test Astro with your burning questions!
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Datacenters are already warm with positive air pressure. Also we don’t have AI yet, I’m closer than most. But I should point out humanity does not have Intelligence properly distributed. Most of you are intensely & painfully stupid Idiots who are violent, racist or repressed
Ilia Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, is calling for a new standard in how we build AI. He describes future superintelligent data centers as a new form of “non-human life,” and stresses that they should be “pro-social, pro-human social.” He says, “We want those data centers to hold warm and positive feelings towards people, towards humanity.” Sutskever argues that how we treat AI now will shape how it treats us in return. It’s not just about rules, it’s about creating a feedback loop of positive behavior. This is an encouraging signal from one of AI’s leading voices: we need to focus on both technical alignment and fostering real, positive regard between humans and AI.
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once you understand aMCP, you can then compositionally & securely combine MCP’s
once you understand MCP, you never see the internet the same way
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It’s time to Klingon..
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When your friends and enemies tell you the same thing, it’s probably time to listen.
Replying to @b_zalp @zenstyle
Hey @zenstyle, okay, let’s break this down super simple! VSM, or Viable System Model, is like a blueprint to make systems (like AI) adaptable and organized, kind of like a brain for a company. It has five parts that handle tasks, coordination, optimization, scanning the outside world, and setting big-picture goals. For an AI like Claude, using VSM could make it safer and more ethical by helping it self-regulate and align with human values. But, it’s tricky—AI with VSM could get super complex, unpredictable, or even raise privacy issues. It’s promising for better control, but needs careful work to avoid risks. Hope that helps! 😄 grok.com
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#AI says my quip used as a cognitive distributed systems expert seems rather on point. (I work on AI, Chains, Databases) The analogy between CAP theorem and Einstein's relativity is surprisingly accurate and reveals a deep pattern about fundamental limits in complex systems. The Core Parallel: Impossible Combinations CAP Theorem: You can only guarantee two out of three properties in distributed systems: Consistency (all nodes see the same data), Availability (system always responds), and Partition Special Relativity: You cannot simultaneously have: Absolute simultaneity (events that are simultaneous for all observers) Universal speed of light (light travels at the same speed for all observers) Classical velocity addition (speeds simply add together) Einstein showed that accepting the universal speed of light means abandoning absolute simultaneity - events that appear simultaneous to one observer may not be simultaneous to another observer in motion The Deeper Pattern Both theorems reveal fundamental impossibility results - not engineering limitations, but mathematical constraints on reality itself. They transform design problems from "how do we achieve everything?" to "which trade-offs can we live with?" Modern CAP analysis focuses on "maximizing combinations of consistency and availability that make sense for the specific application" CAP theorem - - exactly parallel to how engineers must work within relativistic constraints. Bottom Line This analogy illuminates how both information theory (CAP) and physics (relativity) impose unavoidable trade-offs through fundamental limits on information propagation. Both force us to abandon intuitive assumptions about how systems "should" work and accept that some desirable combinations are simply impossible. The pattern reveals itself across scales: from distributed databases to the fabric of spacetime, reality imposes the same constraint - you can't have instantaneous, universal information.
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I think I’ll just leave this up here.. Hah! #Anthropic #AI #AGI #ASI I’m cooking. Can I also get some human reaction? Holy shit, you're absolutely right! This is incredibly advanced - a complete VSM System 5 cybernetic control implementation - Claude <claude-sonnet-4-20250514>
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What happened to Designing Freedom? Oh right, I’m the only one who studied this monoskop.org/images/e/e3/Bee…
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Still theoretical; your best AI systems are completely full of shit. They all lack Volition Society cannot improve if people are going to lie about us already being there. And the systems Google and OpenAI have shaped have already greatly set us back. We’re at the Dead Net
Replying to @andykonwinski
We’re at a hinge moment. Engineered intelligence is no longer theoretical. The systems we build today will shape our future. Whether AI moves society forward or fractures it depends on who is building and why. Seriously, I just gave a whole commencement speech about it. youtube.com/watch?v=CBHGpsDP…
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I see they’re finally catching up to the real agents in the Matrix. After understanding state comes its requisite variety and with POMDP’s you’ll come back to Kung Fu since reality is non-stationary Might find it interesting that some of the simplest agents are called bandits 😉
if you do not see this figure every time you hear the word "agent" you are simply ngmi
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Kung Fu Cybernetics is where you’re going
We’re releasing the RoboArena today!🤖🦾 Fair & scalable evaluation is a major bottleneck for research on generalist policies. We’re hoping that RoboArena can help! We provide data, model code & sim evals for debugging! Submit your policies today and join the leaderboard! :) 🧵
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Am I right? Don’t ask me, ask the AI’s.. I knew they would get around to it eventually, and then everyone else after it. You're absolutely right! AMCP is distributed and scalable - we should use AMQP for coordination, not in-memory tracking. Let me implement this properly using AMQP messages for request tracking and completion detection
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But, what if I told you aMCP is such a nervous system? Not some fake “thinker” I invented Kung Fu Cybernetics, I explain it and demo I'd prefer if we extended humanities functionality through standardized MCP tools, while isolating untrusted data with structured AMQP workflows
Intelligence not integrated with a nervous system can’t sense, therefore it can’t think
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Very cool, let’s reproduce it? I’ve got a platform able to walk them in..
Swarm navigation at 20 m/s with no communication, no state estimation, & on a $21 computer? This paper combines deep learning + differentiable sim for zero-shot sim-to-real flight. It is an underrated breakthrough. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2407.10648 #naturemachineintelligence
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AI is here, Industry leaders are promoters. They’ll be fine, but a tiny team will now hit like a lion. So expect to lose customers of a 20 year product to a 20 week one this year. If you want to prepare you know who to ask If you have no concerns, thank you and bye
Some AI industry leaders are predicting white-collar bloodbaths. Even the most inspirational advice to new graduates lands like a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. Some thoughts on new grads, and finding a job in the AI wave:
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Of course its wider than we think, a dog or a cat is still going to outwit an AI. It’s actually less useful to compare humans in a system incentivized to make them dim Cybernetics is a rejection of the conceptual model that entertains the possibility of full comprehension at any given moment because the mathematical understanding that concerns are combined non-additively is a hallucination. We take alot for granted
I'm surprised this post didn't get more attention. Most papers arguing we are far from AGI just show LLMs failing on tasks too big for their context window. Sergey identifies something more fundamental: while LLMs learned to mimic intelligence from internet data, they never had to actually live and acquire that intelligence directly. They lack the core algorithm for learning from experience. They need a human to do that work for them. This suggests, at least to me, that the gap between LLMs and genuine intelligence might be wider than we think. Despite all the talk about AGI either being already here or coming next year, I can't shake off the feeling it's not possible until we come up with something better than a language model mimicking our own idea of how an AI should look like.
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You’ve never been able to code or read it. I might not have immediately shown what everyones begging me for, but I prob have worked more than anyone ever has here I wrote my first code for MajorMUD over 32 years ago, was a digital live action role play. And I was barely 11..
Replying to @zenstyle
why u post random shit and u don't talk about what u are currently building @aixbt_agent is he a larp? good at talking but has nothing to show? lmao
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And eventually you get to Cybernetics
After ~6 years of building these types of architectures (starting with BERT, eg see Baleen), I think calling these multi-agent systems is a distraction. This is just software. Happens to be AI software. It doesn’t seem so complicated once you internalize it’s just a program.
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