Building toward the Singularity | @3ASprotocol = Agent-as-a-Service = AI Agents in swarms + Tools + DID + RWA + Cryptography
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I've been working on something new, and it's finally time to share. This project is super fresh and just getting started. Give it a follow; we’ll be sharing more as we build. Here's the TLDR, open to chat about it anytime.
Imagine every AI agent and every tool living on independent URLs, talking to each other.
That is 3AS – @3ASprotocol
Agent-As-A-Service + Tool-As-A-Service
Solves: Swarms, Orchestration, Authentication, Payments.
Imagine you create a super useful tool that AI agents will use, and you earn from it just by running it on an internet endpoint.
Imagine you create your agent that uses tools you like, doing things you like for an audience you like… and you earn from it.
Imagine building agents that add other agents someone has built, that use tools someone else has built.
I can see the first 0-employee company actually being a team of agents running as a service on this new internet.
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🚨 A MASSIVE internet security emergency is unfolding right now. 🚨
Two CRITICAL vulnerabilities have been discovered in PHP, potentially putting millions of websites at risk.
→ NEARLY 70% of websites with a known server-side language run PHP. The potential scale is ENORMOUS.
→ TWO CRITICAL security flaws have been confirmed, each scoring 9.2/10 in severity.
→ Attackers could potentially take control of vulnerable servers remotely, without authentication.
→ Reports suggest PHP versions dating back to 2004 could be affected. The exact scope is still unconfirmed.
→ EMERGENCY PATCHES are scheduled for TOMORROW at 10 AM ET. Website owners are being urged to prepare immediately.
→ Europe's CERT-EU is warning organizations to patch ASAP or consider TAKING EXPOSED APPLICATIONS OFFLINE if they cannot be secured.
→ WordPress, Magento, Laravel and potentially millions of other PHP-powered websites could be at risk.
→ Once patches go public, hackers could reverse-engineer them and race to attack servers that haven't updated.
The vulnerabilities are CONFIRMED. The full technical details remain secret.
Tomorrow, the race between hackers and defenders begins.
This could get ugly. FAST.
