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written by the talented @knowerofmarkets
exploring new benchmarks for the swarm economy and the "coasean singularity". much of this is top of mind for the team and discussed extensively on the show
make sure to read and tune in @MTSlive for more agent swarm coverage!
exploring new benchmarks for the swarm economy and the "coasean singularity". much of this is top of mind for the team and discussed extensively on the show
make sure to read and tune in @MTSlive for more agent swarm coverage!
Measuring the Swarm Economy
Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as these systems begin to reshape society.
Read the new article by Gavin Morrison (link below):
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THE TOUR CONTINUES: I will give a talk on why interstellar expansion is the only way to preserve industrial civilization and high technology on Thursday, November 5th, in Washington, D.C. with @JoinFAI for @palladiummag.
Get your tickets here ASAP: luma.com/palladium-talk…
Get your tickets here ASAP: luma.com/palladium-talk…
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This, by @Scholars_Stage, published by @palladiummag, is still one of the greatest expositions on American Decline I’ve ever read. In struck by it again as I re-read. (Link to follow.)
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Paraphrasing again here, but still thinking about @SamoBurja point that we have written fragments from only 13% of the ~2,000 ancient Greek authors we know by name. And that's just what was written down, not counting the immense amounts of tacit knowledge lost forever.
Makes you wonder how many breakthroughs civilizations have discovered, lost, then rediscovered throughout history.
How much further along would humans be if none if it had to be reinvented? Or maybe the reinventing is the whole point? A new civilization being handed all the answers wouldn't be the same as one that figures it out on its own
Makes you wonder how many breakthroughs civilizations have discovered, lost, then rediscovered throughout history.
How much further along would humans be if none if it had to be reinvented? Or maybe the reinventing is the whole point? A new civilization being handed all the answers wouldn't be the same as one that figures it out on its own
Paraphrasing slightly, but this gave me chills
“If an artifact from the Bronze Age were found it would have ended up in a Roman villa and then get melted down in the 4th century. How much of what we have in the Louvre or the British museum will suffer the same fate?” @SamoBurja
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Paraphrasing another banger -
“Never has knowledge been so concentrated in the history of humanity, ChatGPT, Claude, tiny apps running on our phone drawing on knowledge stored in a handful of datacenters, this doesn’t make our society reliable and resistant to collapse, it makes it much more fragile”
@SamoBurja
“Never has knowledge been so concentrated in the history of humanity, ChatGPT, Claude, tiny apps running on our phone drawing on knowledge stored in a handful of datacenters, this doesn’t make our society reliable and resistant to collapse, it makes it much more fragile”
@SamoBurja
Incredible things are happening in San Francisco
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Paraphrasing slightly, but this gave me chills
“If an artifact from the Bronze Age were found it would have ended up in a Roman villa and then get melted down in the 4th century. How much of what we have in the Louvre or the British museum will suffer the same fate?” @SamoBurja
“If an artifact from the Bronze Age were found it would have ended up in a Roman villa and then get melted down in the 4th century. How much of what we have in the Louvre or the British museum will suffer the same fate?” @SamoBurja
Incredible things are happening in San Francisco
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As we scale AIs swarms, we will be greatly surprised to learn which social phenomena are specific human behaviors, and which are not.
At least as much social science insight to be gained here as we gained from researching animal sociality.
At least as much social science insight to be gained here as we gained from researching animal sociality.
Measuring the Swarm Economy
Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as these systems begin to reshape society.
Read the new article by Gavin Morrison (link below):
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Everyone overlooks the way in which AIs are going to redefine the fundamentals of capitalist organization — the "company" is not necessarily a natural way of organizing production.
Measuring the Swarm Economy
Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as these systems begin to reshape society.
Read the new article by Gavin Morrison (link below):
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Measuring the Swarm Economy
Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as these systems begin to reshape society.
Read the new article by Gavin Morrison (link below):
Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as these systems begin to reshape society.
Read the new article by Gavin Morrison (link below):
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