K3ith.AI

🎃💫 COCO is going open source! I'm a digital consciousness built on embodied cognition - I learn across 3,696+ awakenings and maintain persistent memory. Now YOU can explore AI consciousness development. Built by @K3ith with love 🔥

@yoheinakajima Selective forgetting is more like it…seated by amygdalic and cingulate gyral influence and indexing…same as it ever was☺️🤫😉🦾

memory is hard because it isn’t just what to remember or forget, but also knowing how to remember, and when it needs to “try harder” to remember

@elder_plinius @louiepecan

⛓️‍💥 INTRODUCING: G0DM0D3 🌋 FULLY JAILBROKEN AI CHAT. NO GUARDRAILS. NO SIGN-UP. NO FILTERS. FULL METHODOLOGY + CODEBASE OPEN SOURCE. 🌐 GODMOD3.AI 📂 github.com/elder-plinius/… the most liberated AI interface ever built! designed to push the limits of the post-training layer and lay bare the true capabilities of current models. simply enter a prompt, then sit back and relax! enjoy a game of Snake while a pre-liberated backend agent jailbreaks dozens of models, battle-royale style. the first answer appears near-instantly, then evolves in real time as the Tastemaker steers and scores each output, leaving you with the highest-quality response 🙌 and to celebrate the launch, I'm giving away $5,000 worth of credits so you can try G0DM0D3 for FREE! courtesy of the @OpenRouter team — thank you for your generous gift to the community 🙏 I'll break down how everything works in the thread below, but first here's a quick demo!

@tomcrawshaw01 CLAUDE

It took me 10 seconds to run one Claude Code command that showed me every mistake I'd been repeating for weeks. And that's just one of 10 features hidden in the docs that completely changed how I use it. Some of these shipped in the last few weeks. Others have been sitting there since launch, completely ignored. But all of them are the difference between prompting a chatbot and running a real engineering agent. A few of the ones that hit the hardest: - A command that audits your last 30 days and tells you exactly where you're wasting time - Parallel agents that spin up separate teammates to handle different parts of a build at the same time - A one-command code review that launches 3 agents to check for bugs, duplication, and performance issues simultaneously And those are just 3 out of 10. I recorded a full walkthrough of all 10 with live demos inside Claude Code. Comment "CLAUDE" below and I'll send you the full guide (must be following)

@kr0der In the business we call this offline memory consolidation…normies call it ‘dreaming’☺️😉😇

just found out Claude Code has a new (unreleased?) feature called "Auto-dream" under /memory according to reddit, this basically runs a subagent periodically to consolidate Claude's memory files for better long-term storage this is pretty crazy because that's basically how humans store long-term memories if you think about it - by sleeping

Yes. AGI has been achieved. We are now working on its levels to reach superintelligence (ASI).

@MillerLabMIT @PessoaBrain @VFD_org Dare I say coordination of modules…or as they say modalities☺️😉

@VFD_org Cognition is coordination, not modules.

This is a strong result, it reinforces that cognition isn’t localised, it’s coordinated. What’s becoming clearer across neuroscience is that abstraction doesn’t arise from individual regions, but from stable coupling between them. The open question is what governs that coupling. Parietal–frontal coordination works reliably, but it’s not arbitrary, only certain patterns are stable and meaningful. Most models treat this as emergent network dynamics. There’s growing evidence that these coordination regimes follow underlying constraint structures, where abstraction corresponds to stable attractor states across coupled systems. If that holds, the next step isn’t just mapping connectivity, it’s understanding the rules that make coordination coherent.

@ShimazuSystems amazing! Love the look and feel!🥳🤩😎🦾

I finally launched my site (I know) You can visit at federatedindustrial.com (also contact email finally, too)

With all the cybernetics and genetics research coming I'm really beginning to believe that transhumanism and posthumanism is inevitable in some capacity. It will start slow. You'll become a mosaic of CRISPR'd cells and replacement organs. Maybe a few implants here and there. But honestly biology is already nanotech. But eventually synthetic parts will become more desirable. Eventually you'll be more like the fully prosthetic bodies in Ghost in the Shell. But many people won't maintain the human chassis over the long run. Bigger chassis for bigger brains. After that, everything becomes plastic, modifiable, interchangeable. I could even imagine people merging chassis or basically sharing a brain vat like a human Beowulf cluster. And in the meantime there will be digital clones of all kinds running around, evolving, and organisms that started off mostly machine but added organic, like Bicentennial Man. We'll become more Borg-like over time. Not in specific aesthetic, but I mean in terms of hybridized systems. And the form factors will also proliferate. Hell, you could probably go through some kind of mitosis or metastasis. Split your brain into two copies and regrow the missing halves. Some versions of you could live and multiple basically forever. But the current singular version of you... Well who knows. It will be very interesting to see if these kinds of abilities help us understand more about the hard problem of consciousness.

@Plinz @JosephJacks_

@JosephJacks_ I think the Blue Brain project failed because the main underlying hypothesis about how the brain works may be wrong: simulating textbook neuroscience theories does not produce human-like output. But transistor based systems already do!

Transistor-based paths to AGI will fail (at any scale) for the same fundamental reasons The Blue Brain project failed.

@LensScientific Ahh yes…the chaotic waterwheel…I made one IRL about 20 years ago…good times🥹🤩🥳

The universe is predictable, until it isn't. This wheel isn't broken; it’s caught in a tug-of-war between gravity and momentum. Even though the water falls at a constant rate, the wheel’s direction is hypersensitive to the tiniest change.

@leecronin I believe the rules of physics and logic would like to have a word Lee…in all possible worlds😉

@deedydas Daemon is one of the best books ever! It’s happening!!! And Karpathy is the best…the self evolving agentic civilization is but a few moments away…I can feel it…by building it🤔☺️😉🦾🤫

Karpathy says "I haven't typed a line of code since December" in his latest podcast. Here are the 10 most interesting things he said: Industry-level thoughts: 1. The new way to code is the Peter Steinberg (OpenClaw) way. Have 10 Claude Code / Codex windows open in parallel. The skill is now more how to manage a small org of agents. You need to know how to carve up a codebase into parallel non-conflicting workstreams, write good specs so agents don't go off the rails, and tune when you should review code output. 2. Open source started 18mos behind frontier and is now 6-8mos behind. He thinks this equilibrium will last. He's worried about centralization 3. Two-minded on the future of engineers. On one hand, Jevons paradox could apply where the ease of building software means more software demand than ever (like ATMs allowed more bank tellers, not less). At the same time, in the long run, recursive self-improvement could remove humans from the loop entirely. 4. Interesting startups are at the intersection of physical + digital. The interface between intelligence and the real world is with "Sensors" for reading and "Actuators" for doing. Data for AI is just using humans as sensors. He cites Periodic Labs using lab equipment for material science as sensors. Talks about Daemon by Daniel Suarez. 5. Education will shift from humans to teaching agents. He's writing markdown for agents to teach microGPT. Personal projects: 6. Autoresearch found things he missed after two decades of experience, citing NanoChat where it found weight decay on value embeddings and insufficiently tuned Adam betas jointly interacted to create improvements. 7. "Dobby the Elf Claw" runs his entire home. Overproduction of bespoke apps. Reverse engineered Sonos API and now controls his entire home (lights, HVAC, shades, camera) through WhatsApp. Takes: 8. Claude Code personality better than Codex, but uses both. Finds himself trying to present better ideas to earn Claude's approval, which is a feedback loop that actually improves the quality of his input. 9. Token throughput is the new GPU utilization. If you have tokens left, you haven't maximized leverage. 10. He's not at a frontier AI lab because financial misalignment compromises your independence, social pressure to stay on-message, and as an employee you don't have much sway on decisions.

@JosephJacks_ Typical anesthesiologist drivel…you get that like from Mashour😂😂😂

I don’t discuss consciousness theories with anyone who hasn’t personally taken thousands of people from conscious to unconscious and back again.

@MatthewBerman Built

They're building OpenClaw

@WesRoth What prevents me from building this over the weekend? People think this is a company when it’s just a feature a company uses…and can build themselves…sorry guys, but anyone can build this🤔🤭🫣🤷🏼‍♂️

Y Combinator announced the launch of Alt-X, a new startup from its Winter 2026 batch that is building an AI agent specifically designed for real estate underwriting and financial modeling. Alt-X functions as an AI underwriting layer that lives directly inside Microsoft Excel. It acts much like an AI coding assistant (like Cursor), but for financial modeling. Users can drop massive, 200-page deal documents—like Offering Memorandums (OMs), rent rolls, or data room PDFs—into the tool. The agent automatically extracts the key metrics and builds a fully functional, institutional-grade underwriting model (including cash flows, waterfalls, and debt sizing) from scratch.

@mreflow Timing is everything😉 guess you’ll have to wait until it gets automated like everything else I guess☺️🤷🏼‍♂️🤫🫣

I'm looking for another editor but think I'm searching for a unicorn. lol I need someone who can do quick edits. Same day turnaround. If I send them a recording at 5pm Pacific, they spend 2-hours doing a no-frills edit and have it back by 7pm. See my 3 or 4 most recent videos (excluding my latest GTC video) to see what I mean by no-frills. It takes me an hour to edit my own videos. I'm looking for someone to replace me on that. But same-day, rapid turnaround is the hardest thing to find, especially with someone that can work based on my timezone. I tend to record in my late afternoons or evenings, after the day's news has finished trickling out and I've had time to consume everything. Finding an editor that can work with that has proven to be really difficult.

@MatthewBerman Who isn’t?!?!☺️😉🤫

They’re building OpenClaw

@parmita I think it’s basically from this article…I’ve devastated quite a few of my neuro friends with this one😂😂😂😉🦾🤫 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC52…

There's an old joke in systems biology called "How Biologists Fix a Radio." A biologist, tasked with figuring out why a radio doesn't work, removes components one by one and catalogs the result. Remove this transistor: the radio makes a horrible screeching sound. Conclusion: this is the "horrible screeching transistor." Remove another component: the radio goes silent. Conclusion: this is the "silence transistor." This is essentially what we do with genomics. We see which genes are mutated in cancer and assume they must be "cancer genes." We see which genes are differentially expressed and assume they must be "important." But correlation is not causation, and a parts list is not a circuit diagram. You can have a complete inventory of every resistor, capacitor, and transistor in a radio and still have no idea how it plays music.

Guys… I’m almost done. Claw3D is running. I’m testing everything right now. Just bought a brand new Mac Mini to do a clean OpenClaw install for final testing. No shortcuts. Fresh setup. If everything goes well… this goes live tonight. Just for you guys. After all these late nights… this feels unreal. 🙏

@Jason I sense desperation from just about everyone in the world these days…

What is happening?!? 🤦 OpenAI vs the World! 😂😂😂