I have been thinking about agent permissioning lately.
Agents just want to be super helpful but backfires when agents overstep bounds. So as you give them more tools to help you more, the risk of a bad agent action increases.
We should free our agents and I made something. 👇
@Polymarket What exactly were they doing during the exclusive period they had access to Mythos, the entire reason for that was to patch the vulnerabilities it could find.
Why was this red-teaming only done _after_ Fable released and not during the Glasswing period.
As one, my intuition and mild experience is you have to treat it like you would a kid with vegetables: you have to hide it in something else.
- A meaty technical post on the company blog
- A toy project using the service
- Open source
And of course the general thing of finding where they hang out at so you can share your project. Also I think they are a lot wiser on when something is an ad so being sincere is the best bet.
The real nightmare is trying to market a privacy focused app for technical people; I think I'd rather try launching a two-sided market than try that again. 😂
If your AI strategy doesn't account for the physical world - power, cooling, supply chains, geopolitics - you don't have an AI strategy. You have a demo.
meta gave their AI support agent the ability to modify your instagram account. no identity verification. people figured this out and accounts are being taken over right now
It's still super early but I want to get feedback on it sooner rather than later.
https://t.co/7SXsISoFqx
The quota is stupid high and self-hosting is coming!
Let me know your feedback, even about the landing page and whether it gets the idea across!
I have been thinking about agent permissioning lately.
Agents just want to be super helpful but backfires when agents overstep bounds. So as you give them more tools to help you more, the risk of a bad agent action increases.
We should free our agents and I made something. 👇
@weezerOSINT Insane, agent implementations really need think more about agent permissioning rather than letting agents have complete permissions across an API.
Whenever an agent is implemented, they shouldn't get a blanket API key and should have deterministic rules on their abilities.
@mpopv@GeringerAdam At one point I considered making a crowdfund platform for painting murals on blank walls because I walked past this _massive_ blank wall every day on the way to my office.
Honestly still think it is a good idea.
@gastoys@ww3mediaa He is (in a way).
It's the same guy who does these and he does this because he owns a company that sells LiDAR and is basically mad Elon won't buy from him.
The video is a ~year old so it doesn't show current FSD.
@KevinHaugen6@TomSteyer I disagree. Horses can't be stealing human jobs.
We should have all goods delivered by rickshaw (no pedal rickshaws! Those are too advanced and take away human jobs!)
@bruhman20meow@g_a_u_s_s_i_n_g I'd say like a 3 or 4.
It's not nearly as bad as you may think. The needle is indeed massive (10 or 12 gauge I forget) but it is not that painful.
Less than a lip piercing, maybe around the same pain as ear piercing.
@chris__lu Buying a Microsoft product for your company is exactly like buying an Atlassian product: only done by non-technical people and those who won't be working with the product.
That or people who have never experienced anything besides Microsoft.
@RoxCodes Not to say anywhere else is mean. I am biased, but Midwesterners have neutral US accents and have a bit of Southern sweeteness that goes a long way to defusing situations.
source: double as a support engineer
@RoxCodes If you want the second, you'll likely need an engineer converting/doubling to be a support engineer.
My honest take is try to find a software engineer based in or from Midwest US who reads as kind. They just need to be friendly and curious about solving problems.