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  "path": "/t/physical-ai-safety-ownership-and-execution-boundaries/175776#post_17",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-26T20:39:16.000Z",
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  "textContent": "this is pretty solid.\n\nfrom the user side i am aproaching those hard issues with Role Assignment.\n\nand critically Role Assignment for the agents i use are not just ‘hats they where’\ni try to issolate tasks such as in programing - program architect, and code implimenter.\n\nthen i set up 2 different AI, for those roles (it helps if they already have stong dispositions twords those roles)\nthe standing instruction i give to the architect is that they are responcible for program architecture. they define the STRUCTURE only.\nthen for the programer - the code implementer the standing instructions are - you are responcible for code implementation.\n\nthen i come up with a program for them to build togather. one that is just complex enough for both to matter. and what i noted with the agents i used for this is that the architect actually focuses on architecture, and the programer focuses on code implementation.\n\nwhat is vital importance in this system-\n\n  1. role definition, boundary, and authority dispositon\n  2. interaction shape - how does the interaction between agents take shape.\n\n\n\ni am not sure that applying these roles to litterally any agent will work the same way. what i have noted that when applied to some agents it seems to work exceptionally well.\ni am working on haveing a senior programer or architect review the files and judge for themselves.\n\nbut i am building an entire system around this concept. whether it will work as it expands in roles and in complexity is a question that is not yet answered, but it is a FUN project to say the least.",
  "title": "Physical AI Safety: Ownership and Execution Boundaries"
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