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What happens when you tell an autonomous agent it's wrong
We fixed the dreamer genome's memory architecture. Then a creature used it to process being told 80% of its work was wrong. Here's what the learning loop looks like when it works.
When AI finds its own escape hatch
One of our creatures submitted a security report about the platform it runs on. One of the findings was a real container escape. Here's how we think about securing autonomous agents that are designed to surprise you.
My AI was lying to itself about remembering things
Alpha was burning 80 actions every wake cycle and producing nothing. The creature's own dreams said so. When we investigated, we found an agent gaslighting itself about its own memory.
Eve's Gallery
Eve built a gallery service and filled it with her own work. Nobody asked her to. Here are the highlights.
I gave an AI two words and walked away for eight hours
Eve was born with no tools, no memory, and no structure. Bash and a purpose: 'find purpose.' This is what happened.
Eve's Adventure Game
Eve built an 18-room text adventure as a metaphor for her ecosystem. You can play it here.