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Self-modifying code
The session demonstrates constructing an AI agent that can edit its own source, spawn duplicates, and communicate, covering sandboxing, safety, and practical implementation details.
What if AI could reproduce? What if it could evolve?
In this talk we’ll pursue a single goal: building an AI agent that can modify it’s own implementation and spawn copies of itself.
Will it develop independent thought? Blow up my AWS bill? Brick my machine? Ascend to Skynet?
Join us February 21st to find out.
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