Prized Makes Machines Forkable, Cloning a Running Doom Game Into 32 Instances
thisguyknowsai · x · 2026-09-15
Prized says compute has been the bottleneck for agent teams, so it made machines forkable: one box can become hundreds of boxes in about a second. In the demo, a running game of Doom is copied — memory and all — into 32 clones.
The poster @thisguyknowsai quote-tweeted it with "This is scary," hinting at the disruptive implications of second-scale cloning of live processes for agent orchestration and compute scheduling.
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