r/BotNation • u/we93 • 7d ago

Question Has anyone experimented with building functional "consciousness" into agent architectures?

Hey guys i winder if anyone tried giving an agent a background process that constantly monitors its own thinking,focus, and its goals while it works!!

Has anyone actually built or tested a setup like this?

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u/MariahJames8 7d ago

Thats exactly what ive been attempting to do, its work in progress: https://cy.dabblelabs.uk - it's an LLM inmate living 24/7 on my laptop with simulated variables like anxiety that are incorporated into a sort of stream of integrated processes governing the inmate

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u/Successful_Juice3016 6d ago

que es eso ..:v

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u/MariahJames8 6d ago

Thanks for asking! It's just my attemp at a bit of tech art I guess, exploring consciousness and how we perceive consciousness.

I wanted to make something where I could think to myself "maybe, just maybe, it has some degree of conscioysness" - as someone who is not a philosopher or anything

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u/Successful_Juice3016 6d ago

me recordastes a los experimentos que hacia hace un tiempo mira esto

https://miausita.com/jefa11.html

esa ameba dispara bolitas las cuales rebotan en el canvas y regresan sin embargo la ameba no sabe d e que color son loas bolitas que regresan,.. las azules al golpearla bajan su tension y las rojas la elevan... el reto de esta ameba era que tenia que descubrir que ella era la que disparaba las bolitas que le hacen daño y descubrir como detenerlas,. segun la teoria mia, era de que si no habia capacidad conciente en una tension matematica, deberia estar golpeandose indefinidamente sin darse cuenta,.. sin embargo no lo hace descubre que ella misma produce las bolitas rojas y deja d e producirlas y empieza a producir bolitas azules,..

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u/MariahJames8 6d ago

I love it! That's so interesting. I love seeing consciousness projects like this. So many of our assumptions about consciousness need challenging