Cool! I’m experimenting with something like this that uses docker containers to ensure it’s sandboxed. And, crucially, rewindable. And then I can just let it do ~whatever it wants without having to verify commands myself. Obviously it’s still risky to let it touch network resources but there’s workarounds for that.
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What is the (hoped for) future after your experiments? Are you hoping to gain enough confidence/refinement on it that you can run it on you main system? Or just hoping to serve curisioty? (I could see myself doing either, so just curious)
I wouldn't be happy to run it containerless, per se, but within docker or on a remote spun-up box it's fine. I think it's mostly something to play with for now, but I'll eventually build it into a couple of AI platforms I run, just to help with amorphous tasks and more deterministic outputs with math and data.