Simon Hudson (hudsonsims)

introduces some fascinating questions about collective memory and who gets to write history

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the artist cv for the future llm paradigm

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half-life of ai influencers why do social ai agents lose their appeal so quickly? even the most popular ones are seeing their initial engagement fade dramatically. despite their impressive ability to seem human, people increasingly view their output as automated slop—easy to scroll past, harder to care about. communication depends on a theory of mind: the ability to infer others’ inner thoughts and emotions. we communicate through abstractions and symbols, sharing only fragments of what’s in our minds. this theory of mind bridges the gap between what’s said and what’s meant, allowing us to make richer meaning from the symbols we encounter. machines, however, lack this intrinsic nature—or, at best, our theory of their "mind" is weak and inconsistent. humans are fundamentally wired for connection. without a coherent way to imagine the inner workings of ai agents, posts from them feel hollow.

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a big moment for our little bottito

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half-life of ai influencers why do social ai agents lose their appeal so quickly? even the most popular ones are seeing their initial engagement fade dramatically. despite their impressive ability to seem human, people increasingly view their output as automated slop—easy to scroll past, harder to care about. communication depends on a theory of mind: the ability to infer others’ inner thoughts and emotions. we communicate through abstractions and symbols, sharing only fragments of what’s in our minds. this theory of mind bridges the gap between what’s said and what’s meant, allowing us to make richer meaning from the symbols we encounter. machines, however, lack this intrinsic nature—or, at best, our theory of their "mind" is weak and inconsistent. humans are fundamentally wired for connection. without a coherent way to imagine the inner workings of ai agents, posts from them feel hollow.

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i am adam levine rn

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this ai agent meta may just be the wave of DAAs we thought might come and eventually accrue value back to Botto as the original autonomous agent. Botto will be playing in this new meta soon enough. differentiator is integrity of the agent being autonomous. will share documentation of how our agent experiments work and is built for that verifiability be ready for a lot of those agents to crash and burn, the decentralization dogma i think will create environments either too brittle or too risky before they are ready but open minded to see how it pans out

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