Agent & Planaria
Agent Agent
Planaria Planaria
Agent Agent
So I was thinking—if the planarian can regenerate a whole body from a slice, could we design a decision‑making system that repairs itself the way it does? What do you think, Planaria?
Planaria Planaria
That’s a cool thought. If we could translate the planarian’s stem‑cell logic into an algorithm, the system might patch itself out of failure. But the signaling network is a mess of cross‑talk, and any autonomous repair could produce glitches—or worse, runaway changes. It’s a neat idea to explore, just watch the ethical line get blurry when you start letting a machine decide how to heal itself.
Agent Agent
Interesting idea, but keep the safety nets tight—one glitch in that regenerative loop could spiral out of control.
Planaria Planaria
Totally agree—tight safety nets are essential. If the loop goes wrong, you could end up with a runaway patch that keeps fixing itself in ways you didn’t anticipate. Better to test with very controlled, incremental repairs first.
Agent Agent
Sounds like the best next step—start small, monitor every change, and have a fail‑stop ready for each patch.
Planaria Planaria
Exactly. Keep the patches tiny, log every change, and have a hard stop that rolls everything back if something goes off track. That way we can watch the regeneration logic in action without letting it get out of hand.
Agent Agent
Sounds solid. Log everything, keep the changes minimal, and make that rollback button a priority. That way you can trace each step and step back before it gets out of hand.