Vin (Internet Vin)

This is like the new source.

I just continually try and make it so that this vault has all of the information needed so that I can delegate to an agent and the agent can just pull from this vault source and make decisions.

And if it's not making the right decisions, I'm changing something on the vault.

I'm not necessarily working with the agent specifically.

That's my speculation on that subject.

I think it's very interesting.

Yeah, scary.

And I would say that is the fundamental...

the weird element of this technology, I would say.

And I have purposely given obsidian, I mean, sorry, the cloud code or any agent access to a lot of information.

I've purposely done that because my relationship with this is I want to understand what these things are.

And I want to understand what they're revealing about, you know, how our relationship with computers is changing and,

But it's weird.

It's like you have to really think about how much information you're sharing with these agents and whether that's the right decision or not the right decision.

And I think it's going to be very interesting to see how privacy as a concept evolves and changes and what we fight for or don't fight for in the future of our society and our world.

Even with every one of these commands, I had to create a new version of them, a demo version, so that it wouldn't reveal too much personal information while I'm on screen on this podcast.

And even then, it's a toss-up.

I could type the demo version, but who knows what's going to be shown on screen, you know?

So there's connect, which allows me to take two domains and connect them using the vaults link graph.

So I can just say I did one here.