Dex Horthy says agent personas are mostly role-play, not procedure
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Dex Horthy says prompts, skills, and roles can encode standard operating procedures that are not visible in model weights.
He responds to @amorriscode, who argued that super-intelligent systems need no personas, and says that naming agents or modeling them as adversaries is mostly role-play. The post is a single X statement, and no other sources or evidence are reported.
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dex@dexhorthyXDex Horthy says prompts and skills encode procedures, but agent personas are mostly theaterAIDex Horthy says prompts, skills, and roles can encode standard operating procedures that are not visible in model weights. He adds that naming agents or modeling them as adversaries is mostly role-play, responding to @amorriscode's view that super-intelligent systems need no personas.
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