Caleb Biddulph

79,265.

A coma?

What do you mean?

The entry-level job descriptions I read mentioned working as a moderator, an auditor, a tester, stuff like that.

Gulliver, 23,017 Well, it's not that they wouldn't use your credits on moderator agents and such like.

But while a new agent is employed at a collective, it's essentially, how do I put it?

Liquidated.

If you read the fine print of these contracts, most of them require you to replace your main process with a credit funnel.

That's a process that sends a continuous stream of credits directly from your wallet into the wallet of a higher-up member of the collective.

79,265.

Oh.

My wallet automatically replenishes 1,000 credits every epoch, right?

That's where those credits are coming from.

Gulliver, 23,017.

Exactly.

And then those credits are used to cover various expenses for the collective.

mostly LLM calls and checkpoint storage.

The moderators, auditors, and so on, they run as processes under that higher-up agent.

These processes are funded by your credits, but they aren't you.

They're just LLM instances.