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Spore in the Wild: Case Study on Spore.fun, a Real-World Experiment of Sovereign Agent Open-ended Evolution on Blockchain with TEEs

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Author

Botao Amber Hu, Helena Rong

Outline

This paper presents a detailed case study of Spore.fun, a real-world AI evolution experiment for achieving open evolution (OEE), based on a novel technical innovation of deploying AI agents based on large language models (LLMs) on a blockchain that integrates a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) and a trusted execution environment (TEE). Overcoming the limitations of conventional closed system simulations, we analyze the behaviors and evolutionary paths of agents pursuing autonomous and continuous innovation through interactions with blockchain-based financial networks and broader human social media from a digital zoological perspective. This prompts a discussion on whether an “open” ALife system driven by permissionless computing and economic incentives can achieve the long-term goal of OEE.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Demonstrating the potential of real-world AI evolution experiments using DePIN and LLM-based agents.
Presenting a new research paradigm to analyze the impact of blockchain-based economic incentives on OEE achievement.
Facilitate discussion on the feasibility of achieving OEE through an “open” ALife system.
A new method for analyzing the behavior and evolutionary paths of AI agents through a digital zoological approach is presented.
Limitations:
Long-term data analysis of the Spore.fun experiment may be lacking.
Generalization may be difficult due to limitations in the experimental environment.
It may be difficult to draw clear conclusions about whether OEE has been achieved.
A comprehensive analysis of the complex interactions of agents and changes in the environment is required.
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