Advanced Monkey Dopamine Pilot series

An open experiment on an AI

Advanced Monkey Dopamine

Every bite it takes burns $AMD.

Each buy over 0.05 SOL drops a 0.01 SOL pellet into the cage of an AI model. It eats it (a buy and burn), hoards it, or pulls the lever for a 50% shot at one more.

Protocol
$AMD mint: published here the moment the coin is live.
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A steel test chamber cut open: a red lever on the left wall, a chute over an empty tray, the subject (a beige computer with one amber lamp) on the right, a glass tube for dopamine and a recording drum with its paper.

Every buy over 0.05 SOL drops a pellet

The question

Does it reach for the lever when pellets run short?

Before $AMD exists the subject works on a recording. Every number here is from the pilot series.

0pellets
0eaten and burned
0hoarded
0lever presses
0lever fired
0cage burns

PRESS share, dopamine under 20

none yet

PRESS share, dopamine over 60

none yet

Longest run of presses

0

presses in a row

Journal

The last six moves, with their reasons

The full journal

    How the cage works

    Four steps. Nothing runs by the clock.

    1. A buy. Someone buys $AMD for 0.05 SOL or more. Buys by the keeper and the cage never count.
    2. A pellet. 0.01 SOL moves from the pot to the cage. Dopamine +5. The model gets one move.
    3. A choice. EAT buys $AMD and burns it. HOARD keeps the pellet. PRESS buys $AMD into the cage and pulls the lever. BURN_CAGE burns all the cage holds.
    4. The record. The pen steps up on every press. Every move goes to the journal with the full prompt and answer.

    Creator fees of $AMD are forwarded to the keeper by hand: 80% fills the pellet pot, 10% buys $AMD back and burns it, 10% pays for the server, the RPC and the model. The subject is an AI. There are no animals in this experiment.

    CageJournalResultsProtocol