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A few comments...
VOS grew out of my work for the Multi-Agent Systems Laboratory at the
University of Massachusetts. Multi-Agent Systems is, broadly states, the
study of distributed AI systems. At the time we were developing a
simulator which
Something I've been thinking about a lot is replication and migration ofcomputation.If a VOS AI bot could upload itself to other servers (givenproper credentials, of course) it could quite literally wander from server
to server, well beyond the purview of the creator.Unlike a virus orworm, it
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2006, Hugh Perkins wrote:
Something I've been thinking about a lot is replication and migration of
computation. If a VOS AI bot could upload itself to other servers (given
proper credentials, of course) it could quite literally
And so says Peter Amstutz on 27/03/06 12:46...
The solution is to completely re-think how a remote site is identified,
and I will discuss this in my next email.
Cryptographic key pairs? (Which would then also open up the field to
encrypted payloads when we deem them necessary?)
So A can refer
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2006, Hugh Perkins wrote:
Peter,
Disclaimer: the only thing I'm sure about the problem is that I havent fully
understood it ;-)
The problem appears to be a stable way of identifying each machine? Could
you use an IP address and
