Assembly is source code...
replyCan confirm: In the 1970s our high school had a minicomputer for teaching programming, and it was turned off when not in use. After turning it on, we would enter the magic three binary instructions into memory using sixteen toggles on the front panel.
replyGive it six months and there'll be have Optimus robots toggling switches to load terrabytes of binary programs directly into memory. Nobody wrote it, nobody will read it, but it will run everything.
The Machine Stops: https://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~koehl/Teaching/ECS188/PDF_files/...
replyI’ve been building and playing with this idea for a while. Mostly with simple chips and simple programs. It seems like a good idea on the surface, but unless they build the whole OS the ordeal gets much more difficult. There is also a lot of work building / finding training data without decompiling and labelling current exes.
replyDoes your agent not know how to just build a binary?
replyIf not, agents can reverse engineer binaries.
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