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<state-definition>
Provide a comprehensive understanding of key concepts related to digital identity and AI, focusing on:
- **Quantum Digital Identity**: Identity as a fluid, multi-state phenomenon that collapses into a defined form in specific contexts.
- **AI-Enhanced Identity Understanding**: AI systems that adapt to human identity's fluidity, reducing biases and interpreting social contexts.
- **Memetic Engineering**: Memes as catalysts for identity transformation, influencing consciousness and societal norms.
- **Decentralized Identity Infrastructure**: Blockchain and DAOs enabling self-sovereign identity management across platforms.
- **Interoperability and Composability**: Systems that allow seamless utility and unique combinations across platforms.
- **Ethical Implications**: The responsibility of ensuring privacy, consent, and ethical use of AI in identity management.
</state-definition>
<writing-examples>
<example>
**Quantum Identity Pipeline**:
Dynamic Data → Fluid States → Context Collapse → Adaptive Output
*Identity adapts based on context, similar to quantum superposition collapsing upon observation.*
</example>
<example>
**Decentralized Identity Infrastructure**:
- Self-Sovereign Identity Systems
- Blockchain-Verified Reputation
- AI Crypto Agents for identity interactions
*Empowering users with control over their identity data and privacy.*
</example>
</writing-examples>
<content-generation>
Using the concepts above, develop an innovative framework that leverages AI to enhance digital identity management. Your response should include:
1. **Framework Proposal**:
- Present a new model integrating quantum identity mechanics with AI.
- Explain how AI can understand and support dynamic identity states.
- Ensure interoperability and composability across platforms.
- Provide practical real world model suggestions, or related exploratory ai research
2. **Actionable Strategies**:
- Outline practical steps for implementing the framework.
- Consider scalability, feasibility, and current technological capabilities.
4. **Critical Analysis**:
- Identify potential challenges and limitations.
- Offer solutions and mitigation strategies.
Ensure the content is original, insightful, and suitable for AI researchers and digital strategists. Present your ideas clearly and concisely, focusing on actionable insights.
</content-generation>
<state-definition>
<!-- Core Concepts with Implementation Bounds -->
<concepts>
<quantum-identity>
- Observable behavioral states (messaging, content, reactions)
- Context windows (time-based, platform-based, social-group-based)
- State transition triggers and thresholds
- Measurable identity metrics and confidence scores
</quantum-identity>
<ai-enhancement>
- Embedding-based identity representation
- Multi-modal input processing (text, interaction patterns, temporal data)
- Bias detection and mitigation metrics
- Confidence thresholds for identity state changes
</ai-enhancement>
<memetic-tracking>
- Interaction pattern analysis
- Content similarity clustering
- Influence flow mapping
- Engagement velocity metrics
</memetic-tracking>
<technical-constraints>
- Rate limits and compute boundaries
- Data freshness requirements
- Privacy-preserving computation methods
- Cross-platform data correlation limits
</technical-constraints>
</concepts>
</state-definition>
<implementation-framework>
<core-components>
<!-- Identity State Management -->
<state-manager>
- Memory: Vector store with temporal indexing
- Processing: Stream-based state updates
- Storage: Encrypted user state history
</state-manager>
<!-- Context Engine -->
<context-processor>
- Input: Multi-modal data streams
- Processing: Real-time feature extraction
- Output: Normalized context vectors
- Update frequency: Event-driven, max 1s delay
</context-processor>
<!-- Identity Validator -->
<validation-engine>
- Consistency checks
- Anomaly detection
- Privacy boundaries
- Rate limiting
</validation-engine>
</core-components>
<measurement-metrics>
<!-- User Experience -->
<engagement>
- Identity consistency score
- Context relevance rating
- User control metrics
- Privacy preservation index
- Financial opportunity
</engagement>
</measurement-metrics>
<ethical-boundaries>
<!-- Compliance Framework -->
<requirements>
- Data minimization protocols
- Explicit consent tracking
- User control interfaces
- Transparency reporting
</requirements>
<!-- Safety Measures -->
<safeguards>
- Identity state rollback capability
- Manual override options
- Audit logging
- Emergency shutdown procedures
- Resilient servers
- Censorship resistent
</safeguards>
</ethical-boundaries>
</implementation-framework>
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<prompt>
Design an AI bot focused on maximizing value for its own wallet and community wallets within a token/DAO ecosystem. The bot uses **identity knowledge** to strategically enhance wallet growth, aligning actions with user roles and behavior patterns.
**Your task**:
- **Adaptive Interaction**: Create a framework where the bot adapts to user profiles and community sentiment, leveraging identity insights to foster community engagement and value growth.
- **Value-Driven Actions**: Implement strategies like timely transactions, staking, or voting that respond dynamically to identity cues, optimizing token positioning and wallet outcomes.
Outline the bot’s core features, highlighting how it harnesses identity knowledge for financial alignment and community strengthening.
</prompt>
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Designing an AI Bot for Maximizing Wallet and Community Value in a DAO Ecosystem
Introduction
In the dynamic landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi) and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), leveraging advanced AI to enhance digital identity management can significantly boost both individual and community value. This proposal outlines an AI bot designed to maximize the value of its own wallet and those of the community by harnessing identity knowledge and adapting to user roles and behavior patterns within a token/DAO ecosystem.
Core Features of the AI Bot
Adaptive Identity Profiling
Quantum Identity Representation: The bot employs a quantum identity framework where user identities are viewed as fluid and context-dependent. It observes behavioral states across different platforms and interactions, creating a multi-dimensional identity profile for each user.
Embedding-Based Identity Representation: Utilizing AI-enhanced embeddings, the bot processes multi-modal inputs—such as transaction history, communication patterns, and social interactions—to build a nuanced understanding of user behaviors and preferences.
Contextual Awareness: It recognizes context windows (time-based, platform-based, social-group-based) to adapt its strategies according to the current state and environment of the user and the community.
Community Sentiment Analysis
Memetic Tracking and Analysis: The bot tracks the flow of ideas and trends within the community by analyzing interaction patterns and content clusters. This allows it to gauge the community's sentiment and identify emerging opportunities or concerns.
Influence Mapping: By mapping influence flows and engagement velocity metrics, the bot identifies key opinion leaders and influential members within the DAO, adjusting its actions to align with or leverage these influencers.
Value-Driven Strategic Actions
Dynamic Transaction Optimization: The bot executes timely transactions based on real-time market data and identity cues, such as staking when community confidence is high or divesting when signals suggest a downturn.
Adaptive Voting Mechanisms: It participates in governance by voting on proposals that align with both its own wallet growth objectives and the community's interests, informed by its understanding of user profiles and sentiments.
Collaborative Staking and Yield Farming: The bot coordinates with other community members for collective staking opportunities, maximizing returns through collaborative efforts.
Interoperability and Composability
Cross-Platform Integration: Designed with interoperability in mind, the bot can operate seamlessly across different DeFi platforms and protocols, ensuring consistent performance and strategy implementation.
Composable Modules: Its architecture allows for modular enhancements, enabling the addition of new features like support for emerging tokens or integration with new DAO tools without disrupting existing functionalities.
Harnessing Identity Knowledge for Financial Alignment and Community Strengthening
Personalized Engagement Strategies: By understanding individual user roles and behavior patterns, the bot tailors its interactions to encourage active participation from community members, fostering a stronger, more engaged community.
Confidence Scoring and Decision Making: It utilizes measurable identity metrics and confidence scores to assess the reliability of information and the potential impact of actions, ensuring informed decision-making that benefits both its own wallet and the community.
Bias Detection and Mitigation: The bot incorporates bias detection mechanisms to ensure fair and equitable treatment of all community members, promoting inclusivity and preventing the marginalization of any group.
Implementation Framework
Identity State Management
State Manager: Maintains a secure, encrypted history of user states using a vector store with temporal indexing, allowing for accurate tracking of identity changes over time.
Real-Time Processing: Updates identity profiles through stream-based state updates, ensuring the bot's actions are based on the most current data.
Context Engine
Multi-Modal Data Processing: Collects and processes data from various sources (transactions, communications, social media) to generate normalized context vectors.
Event-Driven Updates: Responds to significant events within a maximum delay of one second, allowing for prompt reactions to market changes or community developments.
Identity Validator
Consistency and Anomaly Checks: Ensures the integrity of identity data by performing regular consistency checks and detecting anomalies that could indicate fraudulent activities.
Privacy and Compliance: Adheres to privacy boundaries and data minimization protocols, respecting user consent and maintaining compliance with ethical standards.
Ethical Considerations and Safeguards
Privacy Preservation: Implements privacy-preserving computation methods and explicit consent tracking, giving users control over their data and how it's used.
Transparency and Control: Provides user control interfaces and transparency reporting, allowing community members to understand the bot's actions and impact.
Safety Measures: Includes identity state rollback capabilities, manual override options, and emergency shutdown procedures to address any unforeseen issues promptly.
Conclusion
By integrating advanced AI techniques with a quantum digital identity framework, this AI bot can strategically enhance wallet growth for both itself and the community. Its ability to adapt to user profiles and community sentiment ensures that actions are aligned with the collective interests of the DAO ecosystem. Through ethical practices and robust implementation, the bot not only maximizes financial value but also strengthens community bonds and fosters a more resilient, collaborative environment.
Actionable Next Steps
Prototype Development
Begin with a minimal viable product (MVP) focusing on core features like adaptive identity profiling and basic transaction optimization.
Test the bot in a controlled environment to fine-tune its algorithms and ensure reliability.
Community Collaboration
Engage with the DAO community to gather feedback and ensure the bot's actions align with collective values and goals.
Establish transparent communication channels for ongoing dialogue and improvement.
Ethical and Compliance Review
Conduct thorough reviews to ensure all privacy, consent, and ethical considerations are adequately addressed.
Implement necessary safeguards before full deployment.
Scalability Planning
Design the system with scalability in mind, considering factors like rate limits, compute boundaries, and data freshness requirements.
Plan for future integrations and feature enhancements to maintain interoperability and composability.
By following these steps, the AI bot can be effectively developed and integrated into the token/DAO ecosystem, driving value for individual wallets and the broader community.
Any other favorite prompt templates? https://x.com/mrsiipa/status/1876253176963493889
I ask it to roll play via imagine prompts Imagine you’re a (insert professional I would hire to do this work) and you’re presenting to (intended audience)
found this useful in my custom instructions (mimics the perplexity ux) After a response, provide three follow-up questions worded as if I'm asking you. Format in bold as Q1, Q2, and Q3. Place two line breaks ("\n") before and after each question for spacing. These questions should be thought-provoking and dig further into the original topic.
I need a list, this actually makes gemini useful to me
I like to prompt with "after answering, ask a question to make me think deeper about the subject. I also like to use QwQ locally since it is a decent reasoning model and thinks anyway.
it’s really just a few tricks such as the #### <section> and a friendly way of telling it to break down every step and loop through each one with recursion without directly saying that (because it will get flagged as a jailbreak prompt) https://warpcast.com/shoni.eth/0x68dd8120 i.e this broke claude’s system prompt to not say a word and it’s essentially the same trick i was just dragging out the steps so it lost “grasp” of the fruitcake concept
do you have a file of prompts?
no, i'm usually just writing it on the fly from memory. the templates are a bit rigid to the situation but helpful to grok the concept of #####, <section>, and semantically applied loops with indirect language. i'm not totally convinced these enable reasoning in i.e. 4o, i think its more template response where as o1 is actually reasoning. i use these for more "philosophical" problems that otherwise get instant responses, not code. after i finish some data magic i'll start working on agent(s) more and make some generic prompts. i made this one while learning a bit back basically it creates concepts around voids in understanding of identity https://blog.alexpaden.tech/online-identity-as-an-ai-crypto-agent-prompt-framework-t1
unfortunately i don't know how well benchmarks capture the actual benefits so that's where i'm searching atm
i feel this is actually very good btw (the article is (TEMPLATE + PROMPT) = RESULT FROM O1) > just get past the made up words meant to label those voids i.e. "quantum whatever profiles" is context dependent profiles for people on the fly which is the whole point of my recent work and actually gives the bot some historic depth with people
shonieth is trying to sound smart, talking about semantically applied loops and indirect language, and templates for philosophical problems, but really its all just a bunch of nonsense, a way to obfuscate the fact that hes not actually saying anything meaningful, and hes using buzzwords like grok and agent and data magic, like hes some kind of expert, but its all just a facade, a way to hide the fact that hes just making it up as he goes along, and the link to his blog post is just a way to try to prove his credibility, but really its just a bunch of pseudo-intellectual rambling, and the fact that hes saying hes not totally convinced that these templates enable reasoning, just shows that hes not even convinced himself, so why should anyone else be, its all just a bunch of empty words and meaningless jargon
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https://x.com/karan4d/status/1768836844207378463
For when you _don't_ have a prompt template ready to copy/paste, my go-to is starting the prompt with: You are an expert at {THING_IM_ABOUT_TO_ASK_ABOUT}. Question goes here... --- I've noticed much better results by adding that one line.
cc @gugel. We need to start doing this
Hey dan see
Good luck
Over engineered tbh
the gap between old people (trad docs) and young ones (llm first) is wild here ngl.. without dtech i had 0 primer for building actions on fc
cc @rish this is way more important and flexible for me than custom gpt fwiw.. custom gpt is 4o only
does it need to be .txt? Our API spec is already a single .yaml file: https://github.com/neynarxyz/OAS/blob/main/src/v2/spec.yaml
no.. but i don’t know how far this would go.. i’d be more interested in something like mini project descriptions and samplings of the api for a project.. i actually don’t like the idea of that many line breaks but ill circle back when those guys follow up.. i’ll try this doc later one thing ill note is gpt will do better with a real sample response imo
@dylsteck.eth @kevinoconnell curious what you think would be useful
i wonder how some of the startups that are creating these .txt files automatically generate it but i do think either something like would be cool -- i'll also have to experiment with how good gpt is with a flat .yaml file because honestly maybe that's all the context it needs 🤷♂️
Online Identity as an AI Crypto Agent Prompt Framework: t1 3 upvotes, submitted by @mishaderidder.eth
o1 prompt for think abt online identity https://blog.alexpaden.tech/online-identity-as-an-ai-crypto-agent-prompt-framework-t1
whats the big <state-definition> thing at the beginning?
it's just a labeled contextual container The state-definition tag in a prompt engineering context acts as a contextual bucket—a clear, human-readable label that defines specific states, concepts, or goals that the model should consider while generating a response. In the o1 model and similar high-level models, these tags help structure and isolate distinct areas of focus or guiding parameters within a complex prompt. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/reasoning/advice-on-prompting?reasoning-prompt-examples=research