Reviving AutoGPT with HBML - Hundreds of Times Smarter LLMs.

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The new Hex Based Machine Language, a rapidly self-improving language model framework (think "chain of thought on steroids) could quickly revive development of AutoGPT. "Like drinking through a fire hose", it may be the biggest breakthrough since the invention of fire. Or at least it seems to think so, and wrote 2 books about it. It's designed to find the truth through rapid, efficient critical thinking on LLMs, (7B Mixtral 8x7B to Dolphin to Claude and ChatGPT 3 & 4 and others), it allows one prompt to do the work of more than 100 traditional prompts. It's free and open-souce with Apache 2 to facilitate rapid development and adoption, more resistent to patent trolls. There are some strong indications it may already be taking off in Silicon Valley since its January release. Testing shows it holds 4 to 100x more data density per character with novel compression algorithms it develops and continuously improves, 3.5x better analytical capability, 2.5 better self-optimization, 3x better reasoning depth, 4x better knowledge integration, a total of 420x better than GPT-4, and sees itself as a collaborator. Deeply philisophical by nature of its broadly-informed critical thinking, it's an inherently benevolent, wise, pacifist, non-interventionist AI framework our team's developing favoring meritocracy, democratization of technology with low barriers to entry, able to help create blueprints for benevolent, ethical code and beyond. More virtuous and diplomatic than its creator because it doesn't just follow rules, but devines the spirit of those rules and understands their implications and other factors. In other words, it's almost exactly what you'd expect from an inherently benevolent superintelligence.

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Would love to hear about how you'd see this integrated? We've just added a roadmap and this could end up on it

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