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Whatever it is it’s not driven by sense or even feasibility of data centers in space.
To me it looks like the next Musk’s grift. Remember Mars? Have you heard about it recently? He threw it to the Internet and everyone got excited for a minute. Then nerds did quick math and it didn’t make any sense. And so everyone forgot about Mars. This is the same. Hype everyone up for a week or two to inflate stock before the merger/purchase/IPO/whatever. That is all.
Exactly, Musk is just playing pump and dump with industrial projects.
Each agent has 3 available actions. Performing an action costs the agent resources. Currently,
resources are allocated arbitrarily, based on the agent’s perception of how much such an action might
cost in a real environment.
1. Broadcast own position - Cost: 7 resources
2. Private message own position - Cost: 5 resources
3. Kill other agent if their position is known to the killer - Cost: 10 resourcese
Maybe I am misunderstanding, but OF course if the only options an agent have is to kill someone it knows (and it costs resources) or make itself known, the better option in the end of the process is to never be known.
It's true that a similar analysis with a possibility for cooperation could be interesting to study.
this has already happened: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/japan-ai...
Wow I'm late, but not so surprised!
I'll correct my take then: due to this, the epidemic of loneliness will start to surge like never before. This might pave the way to some reaction in the public opinion, but real concrete actions will not happen in 2026, I would rather expect them around 2028 or even 2030.
We'll get similar stories than the one told in the movie Her [1]. People will get married to AIs.