Inio Asano’s Mujina Into the Deep is reportedly staying on hiatus until 2027 and the reason has sparked an AI debate.
Asano said publishers don’t allow AI in the manga’s creation, while AI use in manga remains heavily debated among creators and fans.
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people keep talking about ai taking jobs.
that is not the part that bothers me most.
a job was never just money. it was purpose. structure. the feeling that you built something.
geoffrey hinton said even if ai makes enough wealth to pay people, money will not replace what they lose when they stop being part of the economy.
here is the part that actually matters.
the value does not vanish. it moves.
if a few companies own the models, they own the automation and they keep the upside. everyone else gets disrupted twice. first the paycheck. then the ownership.
that is why @ActionModelAI exists.
the people whose data, work, and daily actions help train the system should hold a stake in it. not just points. ownership.
i am already in. @SIXR_cricket is still live. more campaigns coming. the window to get a position is still open.
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if ai is going to learn from us, should we own a piece of it or just watch?
Prediction markets are usually presented as a place to trade outcomes.
But @xomarket is building around a bigger idea:
What if users could help create the questions the market gets to answer?
That matters because the world has far more interesting questions than the standard markets we usually see.
Think about questions like:
• Will a specific DeFi protocol launch a feature before October?
• Will a game reach 1M players this year?
• Will a creator release a product before a certain date?
• Will a niche crypto project hit a particular milestone?
These might not be obvious markets for a large centralized platform to create.
But someone following that niche may know there is real demand for them.
That is where XO’s Convictions come in.
Users can create markets across different categories starting from $10.
So instead of the platform deciding every question worth trading, users can introduce questions themselves.
Then there is an interesting creator incentive:
If people trade the market you created, you earn 20% of the lifetime fees generated by that market.
That creates a different loop:
Find an interesting question → create the market → attract traders → generate activity → earn from the market you created.
And XO doesn’t stop at creation.
The platform also combines trading, market creation and liquidity rewards as different ways users can participate.
That is why the “YouTube of prediction markets” idea makes sense as a useful way to understand XO 2.0.
YouTube didn’t become interesting simply because it had videos.
It became interesting because it gave users the tools to create, publish and discover content that the platform itself could never predict in advance.
XO is applying a similar creator-driven approach to prediction markets.
The interesting question now is how large and diverse the market catalog becomes when users are allowed to decide what questions deserve a market.
If you had $10 and could create any prediction market on XO today, what specific question would you want other people to trade?
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Most crypto cards feel like a separate product bolted onto an exchange. Binance Card feels more like a spending mode built into the account you already have. 🧵👇
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🚨 2 DAYS LEFT. X IS ALREADY SOLD OUT. 👻
If you were still waiting for another free-mint opportunity on X, this update changes things.
All whitelist and free-mint spots previously allocated through X are now gone.
But Cifer left one final route open.
The final FREE MINT opportunity is now inside the Cifer Ghost Telegram, with 5 free-mint spots up for grabs this weekend:
https://t.co/5dtnzYp9uO
That means five people can potentially secure a Ghost NFT without paying the mint price, based on the Telegram event rules.
And with the mint only 2 days away, the timing is getting serious.
Think about how quickly this campaign has moved.
There were community activities.
There were free-mint opportunities.
There were whitelist spots.
There were different ways to participate and stay involved.
Now the X allocations are fully taken.
The next stop is the mint.
I’ve been following the Ghost campaign closely, and this is the point where I’d stop assuming there will always be another opportunity and start paying attention to the final announcements.
Especially now that the remaining free-mint opportunity has moved into the Telegram community.
If you’re interested, that’s where I’d be checking for the details Cifer provides this weekend.
And then there’s the Ghost itself.
What interests me isn’t only the artwork or the mint.
Cifer has been building the Ghost around access to a privacy-focused ecosystem with:
💬 Encrypted messaging
📁 Encrypted files
💸 Private payments
🛡️ Secure VPN
📸 Private photos
Those utilities cover different parts of everyday digital activity.
You send messages.
You share files.
You store photos.
You connect to the internet.
You interact with crypto.
Privacy touches all of those things.
So once the mint happens, I’ll be watching the actual experience rather than focusing only on the collection.
Which tools do people use first?
Which ones become part of their normal routine?
How does the community respond once access opens?
And what else does Cifer reveal around the Ghost ecosystem?
Those are the parts I’m curious about.
But right now, the immediate update is simple.
2 DAYS LEFT.
X whitelist and free-mint allocations are already gone.
The final opportunity mentioned in today’s post is inside the Cifer Ghost Telegram, with 5 free-mint spots up for grabs this weekend.
Then the Ghost mint arrives on @RobinhoodCrypto.
The countdown is almost over. 👻
If you missed the X allocation, are you checking the Cifer Ghost Telegram for one of the 5 remaining free-mint spots, or are you waiting for mint day?
@cifer_security@RobinhoodCrypto@opensea
iOS 27.0.1 could reportedly drop this Monday 👀
The update is expected to address several issues, including:
• Face ID failures on iPhone 18 Pro
• Touchscreen responsiveness problems
• Random reboots
• Increased battery drain on older iPhones
• Photographic Styles 3.0 improvements
• Camera Roll landscape bug
• Visual glitches & other bugs
Already running iOS 27.0?
What’s the biggest issue you’ve noticed so far? 👀