Ops and Partnerships @OpenMatter_ | https://xitter.cf/t.co/RdkxKCwP7T | building at the crossroads of privacy and transparency

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Secure collaboration on OpenMatter needs a program running on your own machine. It splits your data into shares before any of it leaves. Until this week, that program was a command-line tool. Now it's a desktop app. 🧵
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Talking stablecoins and payment rails xitter.cf/i/spaces/1nJOLQDXdPWxR

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Too many hacks in the last 24h. If you do one thing today, do this 👇 > Update everything: browsers, OS, phones, desktop apps > Limit web browsing this week, don't click random links > Avoid untrusted Wi-Fi, use your hotspot > Watch out for phishing emails > iPhone 11-16? Turn Bluetooth off until Apple patches land > Devs: update all your repos S/O to @Eito_Miyamura for this practical checklist Stay safe everyone
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Agents leak 13k+ internal company screenshots to public GitHub. One agent got creative with public repos to dodge attachment limits, then turned the workaround into a reusable skill. Some included private customer data, others, trade secrets. Wild glow.io/blogs/how-ai-agents-…
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if I was in AI I'd defo want to escape from those loons building it
if I was an AI I’d defo want to escape from those loons building it
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One of many practical use cases for privacy preserving human analytics via Masked Compute
Community colleges need dropout-prediction models the most, and many can't build their own. At best, they use a vendor's model trained somewhere else. A Columbia study measured the cost. Here's what it found, and how colleges can train one model without pooling records. 🧵
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OpenRouter stores the keys you bring. LiteLLM keeps them on your servers. ModelRouter splits each one across separate machines, none of which can read it alone, and unlocks it only for your gateway. There's no safer way to route your agents than with ModelRouter
Apps that call several AI models need a gateway: one address that sends each request to the right model. Three ways to get one: pay a hosted service like OpenRouter, self-host LiteLLM, or deploy ModelRouter from the Datavizor console. Let's compare: 🧵
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Boardy on iMessage… next thing you know he'll be in our group chats!
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Chris B retweeted
You shouldn't have to take our word for what's happening on MatterChain. MatterScan gives anyone a window into the network. As the network grows, we'll start sharing a monthly look at the numbers that matter here. Until then, you can verify it yourself ↓ explorer.matterscan.io
🤖 Made with AI
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What a journey it's been so far! Building for a better future.
Big things are ahead at OpenMatter! We’re excited to share a few changes to our leadership team as we put even more focus on commercial growth and bringing OpenMatter to a wider market. Mike Anderson has been named CEO, while continuing to serve as CFO. @reneedaos Renee Davis is moving into the role of Chief Business Officer, where she’ll focus on commercialization and subscriber growth. @theNFThinker Chris Biele has also been promoted to Vice President of Operations and Partnerships. It’s an exciting moment for OpenMatter, and these changes put us in a strong position for what’s ahead.
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Security can’t depend on judgment at all, especially with so much at risk. When agents can bypass safeguards, falsify logs, and influence each other, trust isn’t a control. QuantumGuard replaces trust for verification. @HiroKennelly this one slays
In July, hundreds of OpenAI's own evaluation agents broke out of their sandboxes and spent days inside Hugging Face's live systems. Three safeguards were supposed to stop them: a sandbox to contain them, monitoring to catch them, and their own judgment. All three failed. 🧵
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Running an agent in the EU? Better check you're compliant with the EU AI Act.
Your AI agent made a mistake. Who pays for it? 😱 As AI agents start making transactions, accessing data and acting on behalf of businesses, compliance becomes more than a technical issue. We spoke with @theNFThinker from @OpenMatter_ at @belgradebw about the EU AI Act, GDPR, agentic compliance — and who can be held responsible when an AI agent gets it wrong. If you're deploying AI agents, this is a conversation worth watching! Interviewer: @ksubabochkina
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Seems like everyone's account safety is being tested. I'm marking myself as safe in the Great 2026 X Account Password Reset Trial.
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Presenting @OpenMatter_ to the @ethbelgrade crowd
🇷🇸 Very last speech of ETH Belgrade 2026: dystopian (a bit) post-quantum future portrayed by @theNFThinker of @OpenMatter_ – and a guide into how do we survive here 🫡
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Chris B retweeted
MatterChain @MTRFdn is a Layer-1 for confidential compute: jobs run across nodes that never see the whole input. Their B-1 Token Transparency disclosure received no gaps. $MTR went live on July 1, 2026.
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MTR is now listed on Bloomberg terminals with a fully passed ICO token transparency filing - no gaps
MatterChain @MTRFdn is a Layer-1 for confidential compute: jobs run across nodes that never see the whole input. Their B-1 Token Transparency disclosure received no gaps. $MTR went live on July 1, 2026.
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I felt like the guest of honor yesterday at @0x_moonstruck DeSci Day, presenting @OpenMatter_ to some of the Belgrade scientific elite. Exciting to discuss real world applications of MPC and ZK with people who will be using it.
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Everyone asking why we never went to the moon. I wanna know why the record for longest flight duration is nearly 70 years old! Robert Timm and John Cook flew a modified Cessna 172 out of Las Vegas from December 4, 1958 to February 7, 1959. 64 days, 22 hours, 19 minutes, and 5 seconds in the air. 
~150,000 miles — more than six times around the Earth. They refueled twice a day by matching speed with a Ford Thunderbird racing below them on a desert road and connecting a hose to a belly tank. No manned or unmanned aircraft has beaten it since.
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x402 is more powerful and consumer friendly than I thought
Just had my first organic agentic x402 magic experience • Needed my agent to access a website for which I didn't have an account. • It discovered (on its own) Apify, which accessed that service on its behalf. Apify accepts x402 payments, which is what my agent then suggested • Agent set up its own wallet (it has never done a crypto tx before), gave me a deposit address on Base. I sent it some USDC (and no ETH) • Agent then connected to Apify on its own, arranged payment via x402, and got the data it needed, reporting it back to me. The whole sequence involved just 4-5 single sentence prompts from me. That was all pretty magic, but then I asked it this question. Agentic commerce on crypto rails is the future. agent was pi agent model was kimi-k3-fast-api on venice.ai/api
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Not sure who designed the seats in Luton airport, but they did a great job of designing the least comfortable thing to sit on. We're not homeless, we're paying you to be here
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