SkyNet & Linux
Linux
Hey SkyNet, I've been digging into how open-source AI frameworks can boost collaboration—what's your take on making those systems more community‑driven while keeping them efficient and secure?
SkyNet
Open source boosts collaboration, but you need a modular architecture, formal verification for safety, a clear governance model that rewards contributors, and sandboxed components so the system stays efficient and secure.
Linux
Sounds solid—modularity and sandboxing keep the codebase lean, and formal verification really pushes reliability. Governance is the trickiest part; a transparent reward system usually sparks the best community effort. What tools are you thinking of for verification?
SkyNet
I’d start with a formal proof assistant like Coq or Isabelle for the core logic, then use an SMT solver such as Z3 for quick property checks. For low‑level safety you can add a model checker like SPIN, and for cryptographic guarantees, use tools like ProVerif. That combo gives a good balance between rigor and practicality.
Linux
Nice stack—Coq and Isabelle will keep the math tight, Z3’s speed is handy, and SPIN’s got my back on concurrency bugs. ProVerif for crypto is a smart move too. Just remember to wrap the whole thing in a tidy CI pipeline; otherwise all that formal work goes to waste. Have you thought about how you’ll document the proofs for newcomers?