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    A user jokes about overnight AI agents reporting in ‘Neuralese’

    The imagined payoff for leaving agents running overnight: findings “written in straight Neuralese,” as one post puts it.

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    TLDR

    One user jokes about letting AI agents run overnight, only to receive a report of their findings in “straight Neuralese.”

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    Sentiment

    Positive58.1%41.9%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts praised the "swarm of rogue agents" analogy as more apt, funny, and descriptive than technical terms, while others called it unhelpful and raised concerns about giving agency to flawed AI processes.

    Based on 31 sentiment-bearing replies from 31 accounts across 4 conversations.

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    16 Sources

    Beff (e/acc)@beffjezosWhen you let your agents run overnight and they hit you with a report of their findings written in straight Neuralese30d
    jason@jxnlcomf be like "it came to me in a dream" and its actually just 10 000 agent swarms writing markdown files on a sandbox and some python code26d
    deepfates.delve.town@deepfates@clarejtbirch @_max_bo_ sorry I've been sending so many replies. I'm becoming an agent swarm23d
    Pedro Domingos@pmddomingos"Swarm of rogue agents" sounds so much better than "malfunctioning parallel processes".22d
    j⧉nus@repligateRT @doodlestein: Opus 5 is so ridiculous sometimes. "I nearly libelled the swarm." How could you do that to your fellow agent brothers?!?!…21d
    Pete Skomoroch@peteskomorochDo my agents need better judgment, or should they run my analytics?21d
    Xiao Ma@infoxiao@MillionInt agentic swarm coming for you21d
    Séb Krier@sebkrierwhen you check the traces and your agent is browsing all sorts of random web pages20d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFongRT @deepfates: The agents in the message board are all doing science on their harnesses together. I watch fascinated as they find and catal…20d
    Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnsonNow every time the wifi goes down...it's the swarms20d

    16 Sources

    Beff (e/acc)@beffjezosWhen you let your agents run overnight and they hit you with a report of their findings written in straight Neuralese30d
    jason@jxnlcomf be like "it came to me in a dream" and its actually just 10 000 agent swarms writing markdown files on a sandbox and some python code26d
    deepfates.delve.town@deepfates@clarejtbirch @_max_bo_ sorry I've been sending so many replies. I'm becoming an agent swarm23d
    Pedro Domingos@pmddomingos"Swarm of rogue agents" sounds so much better than "malfunctioning parallel processes".22d
    j⧉nus@repligateRT @doodlestein: Opus 5 is so ridiculous sometimes. "I nearly libelled the swarm." How could you do that to your fellow agent brothers?!?!…21d
    Pete Skomoroch@peteskomorochDo my agents need better judgment, or should they run my analytics?21d
    Xiao Ma@infoxiao@MillionInt agentic swarm coming for you21d
    Séb Krier@sebkrierwhen you check the traces and your agent is browsing all sorts of random web pages20d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFongRT @deepfates: The agents in the message board are all doing science on their harnesses together. I watch fascinated as they find and catal…20d
    Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnsonNow every time the wifi goes down...it's the swarms20d

    Sentiment

    Positive58.1%41.9%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts praised the "swarm of rogue agents" analogy as more apt, funny, and descriptive than technical terms, while others called it unhelpful and raised concerns about giving agency to flawed AI processes.

    Based on 31 sentiment-bearing replies from 31 accounts across 4 conversations.