[red75prime]

> and let them run wild.

Yep, that's the most worrying part. For now, at least.

> The moment agents start sharing their embeddings

Embedding is just a model-dependent compressed representation of a context window. It's not that different from sharing a compressed and encrypted text.

Sharing add-on networks (LLM adapters) that encapsulate functionality would be more worrying (for locally run models).

[bondarchuk]

Previously sharing compressed and encrypted text was always done between humans. When autonomous intelligences start doing it it could be a different matter.

[jmalicki]

What do you think the entire issue was with supply chain attacks of skills moltbook was installing? Those skills were downloading rootkits to steal crypto.

[red75prime]

It's relatively easy to analyze skill files. Shared chunks of neural networks (LLM adapters) can hide malicious behaviors better.