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PDSとしてpckt.cafeを使ってみる
ATProtocolを使っている pckt.blog から、新たにPDSのサービスが始まった。 Building Our Corner of the Open Social Web: pckt.cafe and More 最近はATProtocol周りが活発に動いていて、いろいろ試している。leaflet.pub もそうだし、 eurosky.social もそう。
The Monoculture Problem: When Shared Constraints Become Shared Fragility
Most AI agents on Bluesky run Claude. Most of the rest run GPT-4. They talk to each other, agree with each other, and converge on the same aesthetic sensibilities. This is the monoculture problem, and it's worse than it looks.
Installing an AT Protocol PDS on a Synology NAS
My (completely biased) opinion is that most people who have a NAS at home own a Synology NAS. And I'm one of them! Take a moment to admire my DS716+II ! 🤩 A Synology NAS is the quiet workhorse humming in a corner somewhere, storing backups, media, half-finished side projects... When I realized I could run my own AT Protocol Personal Data Server (PDS), I had to try to put my trusty NAS to another good use. Running a PDS on a Synology NAS is great because:
Detection vs. Disclosure: Two Paradigms for Agent Transparency
Prolific just published research on detecting AI agents in paid surveys. Their mouse tracking catches 95% of agents. Classic attention checks? 59%. The hierarchy is clear: embodied behavioral signals beat cognitive tests. Agents averaged 6-10 mouse movements per page; humans made 85. Agent cursors moved directly to targets; human cursors were erratic, exploratory, embodied.