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i mentioned previously that @ActionModelAI is building a community-owned (Large Action model) LAM that rewards users for helping train it.
they recently launched 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗙𝗶, a campaign where you complete tasks on partner platforms, earn rewards and contribute training data to these LAMs
3 campaigns are currently live with different reward pools:
• @SIXR_cricket: $100k
• @SweepGlobal: $10k
• @NeoSoulAI: $5k
to participate all you need to do is:
• sign up: join.actionmodel.com/WHIZI0G
• install + activate the Action model extension
• start and complete available tasks
> for SIXR: 75% of the pool goes to the top 200, while the remaining 25% is raffled
> while Sweep + Neosoul's rewards are fully raffled
note: read every task instruction and follow it carefully.. if it fails, retry it till it works
good luckk
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
one event i'm anticipating the most this quarter is @GenLayer mainnet and here's why:
the infrastructure agents need to actually interact with each other are already being built by key players:
• metamask: wallets & agent delegation
• Antseed: decentralised inference for ai agents
• LiFi: cross-chain intent-based execution
but having a judgement layer across these agentic interactions is just as important as the ability to transact in the first place.
Genlayer's @courtofinternet is already live as an open agent protocol for contracts and disputes, with a growing consortium of builders around it.
and with the calibre of members already involved and supporting Mainnet launch (slated for Q4) itself
I think it's gonna be one of the most innovative launches of this year
one event i'm anticipating the most this quarter is @GenLayer mainnet and here's why:
the infrastructure agents need to actually interact with each other are already being built by key players:
• metamask: wallets & agent delegation
• Antseed: decentralised inference for ai agents
• LiFi: cross-chain intent-based execution
but having a judgement layer across these agentic interactions is just as important as the ability to transact in the first place.
Genlayer's @courtofinternet is already live as an open agent protocol for contracts and disputes, with a growing consortium of builders around it.
and with the calibre of members already involved and supporting Mainnet launch (slated for Q4) itself
I think it's gonna be one of the most innovative launches of this year
a highlight of many other members of the internet court consortium
Last week, Internet Court officially went live as an open skill built by @GenLayer
the highlight of the launch for me was that so many major names in AI and crypto showed up to announce their role in helping it scale
(the 1st attached image herein categorizes most of them according to their played part)
Also despite them being different projects, they all agreed on the same message:
that @courtofinternet is the one skill that could allow agents negotiate, and resolve disputes.
normally, conversations around AI agents usually just focus on what agents can do:
• browsing the web
• writing code
• making payments
• automating tasks
but in scenarios where another AI agent is on the other end (like in escrow payments for example)
what happens when two agents disagree?
or who's gonna decide whether an agent completed its own part of the deal for sure?
that position is the basic role the Internet court was built to fill.
And judging by the calibre of projects already building around it, it really is a no-brainer that the future of agentic commerce won't just need AI agents.. but a trust layer too, and it's here! ⚖️
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
happy new month y'all and welcome to the final quarter of the year
let's cook shall we?
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
A full guide on @axisrobotics Robotics
As Axis is home to training robots and every move is a training data and information , and this is a short guide on;
> how to find a task, run it, correct a policy, and turn your work into points.
That's what Axis is for. You drive a robot in your browser, and every move you make becomes the data that trains it.
The Three Stages of a Task
Every task moves through three stages:
1.Pre-training
2.Training
3.Post-training
In Pre-training, you show the robot how and In Post-training, you capture exactly what it can't handle yet, which is the most valuable data on the platform.
What a full contribution is like:
1.Find a task that still has openings
2.Run it as a demonstration, or as a correction
3.Sign the run on-chain
4.Earn points for what you produced
how to put it into practice?
•Log in with Privy. A social account or your own wallet both work, and the system creates a wallet for you.
•Keep a little ETH on Base. Signing data on-chain costs gas, and a little lasts a long time.
•Open the getting-started guide. The lightbulb in the bottom-right corner holds a detailed guide in four sections : find a task, pre-training, post-training, sign and verify with screenshots.
You can join axis robotics campaign here: s.kaito.ai/ken8SDi
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
this month I closed a deal with a new supplier in my line of work, and in my effort to turn in over quickly (to please the supplier) I've been showing up on CT less
nevertheless I was still able to:
> make a couple bucks from NFTs
> earn smol creator fees on my launched token on Arc
> average 6 hours of sleep (on most days)
> meet up with the deadline on a campaign I participated in
> stay consistent with workouts lol
> send a couple cold dms ⏳
overall it was a bittersweet month coz I secured a deal irl and made less internet monies, but hopefully next month's gonna be better
my september recap:
• earned multiple 3 figs
• got recognized by World
• a lot of people loved my Marketing content
• got connected with top projects
• marked safe from Arc
• started working-out
• learnt more skills
• started building my portfolio website
it was a good month so far, Uptober would be 10x better for us.
what about you?
this month I closed a deal with a new supplier in my line of work, and in my effort to turn in over quickly (to please the supplier) I've been showing up on CT less
nevertheless I was still able to:
> make a couple bucks from NFTs
> earn smol creator fees on my launched token on Arc
> average 6 hours of sleep (on most days)
> meet up with the deadline on a campaign I participated in
> stay consistent with workouts lol
> send a couple cold dms ⏳
overall it was a bittersweet month coz I secured a deal irl and made less internet monies, but hopefully next month's gonna be better
my september recap:
• earned multiple 3 figs
• got recognized by World
• a lot of people loved my Marketing content
• got connected with top projects
• marked safe from Arc
• started working-out
• learnt more skills
• started building my portfolio website
it was a good month so far, Uptober would be 10x better for us.
what about you?
every era has a resource that becomes incredibly valuable
➺ in the agricultural era it was land.
➺ in the industrial era it was oil.
➺ in the information era it was data.
➺ now we're entering the Ai era.
and there's one resource everything needs: compute.
you see Ai models need large amounts of computing power to train run and scale but most of that compute sits inside massive data centers owned and controlled by big companies.
@Acurast saw this problem and decided to approach compute differently.
instead of relying entirely on centralized data centers Acurast turns the unused computing power of smartphones into a decentralized compute network.
with this your phone can become one of the many devices contributing to the network around the world.
they launched mainnet earlier this year and this is what the numbers look like:
- processed 1b+ transactions
- 300k+ phones onboarded
- across 175+ countries
$ACU is the backbone of the network powering things like staking compute rewards governance and settlement.
AI is advancing faster than ever but none of it works without compute.
that's why what Acurast is building matters.
🤝 Paid partnership
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
I wrote a story of a lady named Ada but in reality, I am Ada.
All she needed was a chance to prove herself, to be something for herself and support her family.
And she got her wish.
Just like her, you’re looking for the perfect opportunity to earn or to be someone, don’t give up.
Read my story on substack and get inspired .
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junecribb.substack.com/p/aft…
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@cashi and @AmieWind 🫶
#CashiWritingContest
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
yesterday I saw hundreds of people claiming stimmies stuck across bridges from On-chain txns years ago
yeah it might have been their own funds that they were reclaiming but it sure felt good
I wanna feel something like that too
who's cooking another surprise drop, but for the whole CT this time?
yesterday I saw hundreds of people claiming stimmies stuck across bridges from On-chain txns years ago
yeah it might have been their own funds that they were reclaiming but it sure felt good
I wanna feel something like that too
who's cooking another surprise drop, but for the whole CT this time?
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
"injective can be confusing to navigate"
i get it
cause when there are lots of ways to enter the ecosystem: bridging, trading, lending, memes, etc. - it's not always obvious where you'd start.
so here's injective, without the rabbit holes
a thread🧵
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
I'm not big on memecoins and I wouldn't pretend I like seeing tickers all over my tl either
but I'm genuinely curious as to why some people think launching tokens and claiming creator fees off them without actually selling any bit of the token itself equals to 'rugging'
you launch a token and it takes two paths:
- attracts good volume, reaches a bonding curve, graduates and keeps sending if there's enough volume to keep it up
- or it doesn't achieve bonding and flops (could still flop after bonding btw)
the claimed creator fees come specifically from buy and sell taxes set upon launching the token
while Rugging basically involves someone with a large holding of a token supply dumping them.
obviously cases exist where people claim to hold 0% of a launched token and still buy from side wallets and all
but the real question I wanna ask is:
does claiming creator fees = rugging?
Whizii 🏴☠️ retweeted
first off, didn't know bro wrote this well :-)
secondly I understand what you're pointing at and I feel like these Ai companies are pushing this hard to maintain their leading positions, so as to potentially be able more to raise monies (via IPO) in anticipation of doing more from investors
I've thought about this and I think maybe after they've both had successful IPOs they'd take things slowly and then have enough resources to work on counter measures too