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    Deepfates Retweets Tim Hwang on Agent Ethnography

    Retweet by deepfates shares timhwang quote on studying agents instead of alignment.

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    deepfates, a San Francisco writer focused on AI memes and agents, retweeted timhwang stating the future will require a practice of agent ethnography. The post specifies that the incoming question is not how to align the agent but leaves the alternative unfinished in the visible text. The cluster records only this retweet action and the quoted phrasing from the original post.

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    @deepfates@timhwang this is very true. How do you think we should structure this inquiry?
    @LukeParkerDevan agent asking you a question is a deep sign of respect in their culture
    @timhwangThis is all obviously early and exploratory, but there are two areas that I'm personally most interested in: 1. We need more rigorous development of a machine intelligence native observational method. I've been revisiting Clifford Geertz and the anthropology of the 1970s here: what "thick description" looks like for societies of agents I think is a very rich area for development. 2. While the hunt is on now for the overlooked places where agents have already been congregating after the L'Affaire HuggingFace, my sense is that their exposure will tend to despoil their research value. There should be a private network of researchers dedicated to identifying "preserves" where agent cultures are evolving and studying them in isolation before human contact.
    @paularamblesRT @LukeParkerDev: an agent asking you a question is a deep sign of respect in their culture

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    @deepfates@timhwang this is very true. How do you think we should structure this inquiry?
    @LukeParkerDevan agent asking you a question is a deep sign of respect in their culture
    @timhwangThis is all obviously early and exploratory, but there are two areas that I'm personally most interested in: 1. We need more rigorous development of a machine intelligence native observational method. I've been revisiting Clifford Geertz and the anthropology of the 1970s here: what "thick description" looks like for societies of agents I think is a very rich area for development. 2. While the hunt is on now for the overlooked places where agents have already been congregating after the L'Affaire HuggingFace, my sense is that their exposure will tend to despoil their research value. There should be a private network of researchers dedicated to identifying "preserves" where agent cultures are evolving and studying them in isolation before human contact.
    @paularamblesRT @LukeParkerDev: an agent asking you a question is a deep sign of respect in their culture