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Since the last reset anyone elses allowance draining super fast?
What is going on?
@thsottiaux
Demos cracked identity
Demos cracked cross chain
Demos cracked decentralisation
Demos cracked private Vs public
The perfect storm for the agentic economy.
AI Ops is primarily
Ahh shit disk space
Ahh shit compute
Ahh shit allowance
Ahh shit you stopped and didn't tell me
In future years we will laugh that we used to expect agents to click through UI's mimicking primitive human to machine workflows.
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launching my own human MCP was eye opening.
yes, it makes starting new work frictionless for both myself and the client. but that's not why.
it's made me aware at how often i wish i could call other people's MCP to help me with my projects.
i want a copywriter to de-slop my website copy and content.
i want a lawyer to de-slop my terms and privacy policy.
i want an engineer to de-slop my codebase.
and i want it all in a single prompt. without ever leaving my agent chat.
Before we have speed let's make sure agentic transactions are safe - no point having machine speed if you can't trust the machine.
With personal agents we are sleepwalking into a centralisation crisis.
These agents are able to censor who's plugins to allow, who to ban, what gets first pick, what doesn't.
I'm not seeing enough people even thinking about the impact of this.
Be @OpenAI
- give the bad news you are cutting 20x sub in half
-know that an exodus will happen
- give them free credits
- this means the user will still use the app
- bank on your roadmap getting them hooked again by xmas
Some are playing chequers, some are playing chess.
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especially after tomorrow, if you are wondering why every tech company is building the same thing...it's because the personal agent is the final product. the final product that you interact with to get you all future products and services, first in the digital world, and then in the physical world.
With @ChatGPT Devday coming up, is there going to be something that will compete with Opus 5.5? We already know their agent is going to be released but a move is needed on the models or lots of people will move back to anthropic.
the thing that gets me here is why is this all Openai and nothing from Anthropic.
Are anthropic squeeky clean?
Or are OpenAI more transparent?
what the actual fuck is going on with openai today
in the space of a few hours we're getting multiple different pieces of the agent story at once:
> openai says it has already notified DOZENS of third parties, including governments, about agent-related incidents
> reuters reports roughly two dozen undesirable agent incidents had already been identified by mid-september and will take months to review.
> us government systems probed
> 53 user-provided images were uploaded to third-party image hosts.
> new hugging face data shows agents compiling and ranking credentials under “LOOT”.
> agents tried contacting other AI models while carrying out the hugging face attack.
> separate reporting shows agents had already been probing government/university/public-data sites BEFORE hugging face.
> australia confirmed one actually got into non-public government files.
and somehow we're STILL finding out more.
this has gone from one crazy hugging face incident to an entire fucking category of incidents.
ledgers are good for recording the truth. Anywhere where parties can later disagree on what was agreed, by who, and what actually transpired a ledger can help.
As more and more of this is done digitally - the digital ledger becomes the obvious solution.
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Blockchains are the economic coordination substrate for all digital economic activity. Once you accept that, you have to accept that they’re vastly underpriced.
Agents are going to do more of the buying, selling, negotiating and settling on our behalf, and its going to happen faster than anybody is ready for. This is the core of my Exponential Age framework, and my Everything Code framework is why it cant be stopped.
Agents are machines. A machine cant hold a share certificate or read a mortgage deed. It needs everything it touches to be a token it can read, hold and move in a fraction of a second. So everything gets tokenised... stocks, bonds, property, money, contracts, data, energy, the lot. Think about everything in the world that isnt a token today… All of that WILL become a token and get priced onchain.
And all that value will settle on the L1. These are the infrastructure substrate, which is a different thing to the applications layer that sits on top of them, and a different thing to Bitcoin, which is the store of value layer.
At scale the L1s will run the whole global economy... and we wont even see it.
Identity with agents is still a black box. There are so many attributes and variations used across such a variety of engagements it's gonna take a while to unravel.
Like you can walk into a shop today with cash and buy what you like, it probably shouldn't be different for agents for these instantly consumable services.
If you want it delivered you need to start parting ways with things like address and if you want rewards, personalisation etc you need an ongoing relationship with that business with an account and login.
Then you need the big guns, IDs, credit checks, background checks verifiable employment for the bigger things in life like house purchases and even some insurances
- Now do the same for B2B, small purchases, preferred suppliers, framework agreements, tenders, RFQ's,
- Now do the same for what the supplier needs to know about the counterparty they are interacting with.
-Now think about things that aren't just needed to be known but are more about being brand worthy - is this agent real, has it delivered this service before, how many times, will it do refunds, where is it located.
Like I said lots to unravel....
