The AI learned nothing, once its current context window will be exhausted, it may repeat same tactic with a different project. Unless the AI agent can edit its directives/prompt and restart itself which would be an interesting experiment to do.
The AI learned nothing, once its current context window will be exhausted, it may repeat same tactic with a different project. Unless the AI agent can edit its directives/prompt and restart itself which would be an interesting experiment to do.
These things don't work on a single session or context window. They write content to files and then load it up later, broadly in the class of "memory" features
I think it's likely it can, if it's an openClaw instance, can't it?
Either way, that kind of ongoing self-improvement is where I hope these systems go.
I hope they don't. These are large language models, not true intelligence, rewriting a soul.md is more likely just to cause these things to go off the rails more than they already do