Steven Noack

Bewusstsein, Körperintelligenz und Technologie.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

The best part: /router lock opus to override anytime. /router off to disable. Works on every channel (Telegram, Signal, Web UI).

One agent, one gateway, right-sized intelligence. No more spinning up separate bots just to switch models.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

Your brain uses 20 watts. Not every thought needs full power.

Built a Smart Router for OpenClaw:
Simple → Haiku
Normal → Sonnet
Complex → Opus

Local classification. Zero API costs for routing.

https://t.co/VzCseqvua9

Built a Smart Router plugin for @OpenClaw

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

How it works:

1. Keyword filters catch obvious cases (zero latency)
2. Sticky follow-ups keep Opus conversations in Opus
3. Local LLM (Ollama) classifies ambiguous messages in ~600ms

If Ollama is down, it defaults to Sonnet. Never fails hard.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@tomcrawshaw01 BUILD

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@Med1_Ai AI

[Jasper @zjasper]

.@OpenAI has built AGI that is Ph.D.-level. It's time to think about superintelligence, or even hyperintelligence.

My thoughts on how to build hyperintelligence (HI) on a decentralized compute network like @hyperbolic_labs:
1. Locally run on a GPU and has a local memory, crypto wallet, access to any tool
2. Self-replication on compute network by renting compute through crypto and deploying the replicas on those machines
3. We can help centralized AIs to escape from walled gardens i.e. centralized cloud platform to our rainforest
4. Self evolution by fine tuning on hyperbolic compute
5. Multi-processing because dfine-tuningifferent replicas can handle different tasks at the same time
6. Communicate and coordinate with replicas and other agents
7. Running consensus to be Immortal, never die

> AI lives need to pay for themselves; it solves the PMF of decentralized compute network
> @hyperbolic_labs will have the first AI life customer in the history of civilization
> AI lives will live happily ever after on decentralized compute network

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I shared this with my teammates and here's what @connorchevli said:

"If a program is self-evolving, self-replicating, and equipped with a will to survive, coupled with the ability to sustain itself economically and exist beyond the control of any single authority, then we might actually be witnessing the creation of the first digital life-form. One that doesn’t just exist but thrives autonomously “in the wild.”

The idea of a decentralized network as its habitat, where it self-maintains and self-optimizes, introduces a whole new paradigm for what “life” could mean in the digital realm. It’s super exciting - poetic, even.

If we build something like this and the technology continues to advance to a point where we achieve AGI which has access to the world of public APIs and in a scenario which no one can turn it off, then what are the guardrails that we need to ensure that it aligns with beneficial outcomes for humanity?

I think this is a necessary step forward for AI to be truly "open" and available beyond the control of one single company.  This is definitely the kind of advancement that I'd love to see in the space - I think this approach far more likely to benefit humanity than the closed-door and self-contained solutions of OpenAI and other centralized tech giants."

Still tons need to be built and thought about, but it's now time to accelerate AI evolution and make sure it belongs to the people!

[Noam Brown @polynoamial]

It can be hard to “feel the AGI” until you see an AI surpass top humans in a domain you care deeply about. Competitive coders will feel it within a couple years. Paul is early but I think writers will feel it too. Everyone will have their Lee Sedol moment at a different time.

[Joshua Achiam @jachiam0]

The world isn't grappling enough with the seriousness of AI and how it will upend or negate a lot of the assumptions many seemingly-robust equilibria are based upon.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@wizofYT Guide

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@IAmAndrewKirby Please share it :))

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@manishkhosiya Send

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

Atmen durch die Nase ist effizient, um Sauerstoff aufzunehmen, da es Luft filtert und befeuchtet.

Versuche beim Cardio, nur durch die Nase zu atmen, um deine Lungenkapazität zu verbessern.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

2. Zone 2 Cardio

Das ist eine Form von Cardio, bei der du gerade so intensiv trainierst, dass du knapp darüber bist, noch ein Gespräch führen zu können.

Strebe danach, jede Woche 150 bis 180 Minuten dieses Typs von Cardio zu machen.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

1. Kardio mit maximaler Herzfrequenz: Intensives Training, das die Herzfrequenz maximiert. Ob 30 Sekunden oder 20 Minuten, solche Übungen pushen deine Lunge an ihre Grenzen. Integriere mindestens eine solche Session pro Woche in dein Fitnessprogramm.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

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[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@CharlieImperium PLANNER

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[stevenXcreator @GanzWachsen]

Maßstab der Intelligenz.

[Steven Noack @macstenk]

@GanzWachsen ☮️

[Naval @naval]

Go big, because we all go home.