#New release - Linux VM that comes with its own integrated AI sysadmin/engineer

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smoky tide
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I finally released the new version of aidev.codes which gives you a Linux VM that comes with its own integrated AI sysadmin/engineer (GPT-4).

safe portal
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this is really interesting

smoky tide
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thanks. let me know if you have any questions.

smoky tide
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New release - Linux VM that comes with its own integrated AI sysadmin/engineer

strange dune
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Any plans to try and build this environment as an ISO file for people to build their own machines with?

smoky tide
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No sorry. Still hoping to make it into a business somehow. You can look into tools like AutoGPT which are open source

hushed star
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What a great idea. Have you or do you intend to add more difficult aspects like controlling processes, memory management etc?

smoky tide
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Thanks. You can ask it to do any linux-related task. You can say "please stop all processes that start with the letter b" or whatever and it can use pkill or anything. Memory management I normally understand to be in the context of C or C++. It definitely can write C or C++ code including memory management since that is a core aspect of those languages.

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@hushed star

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Although unfortunately since there is almost no interest in actually paying for the VMs so far, I am thinking of switching to something with narrower scope that will also be easier for the AI to manage and not require separate VMs for everyone. Such as a blogging/app platform where the AI only needs to write shortcodes to accomplish interesting things.

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The biggest challenges with coding is if you don't limit the scope in terms of the required amount of context or the APIs at all then it runs out of context tokens or tries to use an outdated API. By narrowing the scope to something like a list of pre-determined (but perhaps highly configurable) shortcodes then I can avoid those issues and also probably build a service that is much easier to sell without having a marketing budget.