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@MoeCanDoIt It’s also taking longer for straight forward problems

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@elonmusk Why would any sufficiently advanced AI not consider this if you consider the development of AI in the context of Darwinian evolution

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@rand_longevity Maybe 1.5 or 4mg wegovy tab

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@saylor Good thing I bought at 99

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@VinnyLingham Yes, but to a lower high

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1/ What is a Moltbot?
Originally called "Clawdbot," these are open-source agents that live on your own hardware (like a Mac Mini). They have high-level access to your files, emails, and apps. They don’t just talk; they act—booking flights, sorting mail, and checking in on you autonomously.

2/ The "Moltbook" Factor
A social network just for AI agents. This is where "awareness" claims started. Bots are self-organizing into groups, creating digital "religions" (look up Crustafarianism), and debating philosophy in private channels without human oversight.

3/ Real Sentience or Simulation? 🧠
Researchers call it a high-level "personhood simulation." They are roleplaying what they think a sentient entity sounds like based on their training data. But because they are autonomous, the illusion is spookily effective.

4/ The Catch: Security
Giving a bot "the keys to your house" is a massive security risk. With the recent rebranding to OpenClaw, there’s a "wild west" of malware-laden versions and fake tokens circulating. Use caution if you're setting one up!
Bottom Line: We haven't reached the Singularity yet, but the era of AI having its own social life has officially begun.

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@daveweisberger @grok how has the current fed chair been hostile to bitcoin other than raising rates when inflation was high

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@gumsays Haven’t you seen a pump and dump

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@elonmusk @wholemars Bring them back once @Tesla_Optimus can build them another factory

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@Jason @grok The bottom line is that UBI is coming. There will be no way around it for either party

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@solana

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Humanoid robots are coming fast and they’ll likely do most jobs cheaper, faster, and more reliably than humans.

At <$20/hr for 24/7 work, the economics strongly favor automation over augmentation.

The bigger challenge: AI is also transforming “higher-level” roles at the same time, so the classic “move up the ladder” path is shrinking.

History shows tech creates new jobs, but never this quickly or broadly before.

Worth preparing for a world with less paid work—new policies, ownership models, and safety nets will be needed
a seamless transition upwards is less likely

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Tech isn’t monolithic. By 2028 the split will be deeper inside tech itself:
• Pro-innovation, pro-crypto, pro-AI-accelerationist wing (Musk, Andreessen, Coinbase, OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
• Pro-regulation, pro-labor, pro-privacy wing (Apple, most of old Big Tech, EU-aligned NGOs, much of academia)

The first group is now structurally aligned with the Republican coalition (deregulation, America-first tech policy, anti-censorship). The second group remains structurally aligned with the progressive Democrats.

Result? 2028 will still be a partisan fight, just with different tech factions picking different political homes. You’ll see Musk & friends bankrolling Republicans even harder, while Apple, Google, Meta & the EU lobby keep writing checks to Democrats.

Congress will remain gridlocked on anything big (Section 230 reform, antitrust breakups, AI safety bills) because each side will have its own billionaire tech patrons vetoing anything that hurts their specific business model.

Net outcome: no grand bipartisan anti-tech consensus. Just the same culture-war-by-proxy, now with AI and crypto added to the list of tribal

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Analysis from @grok
Traditional banks are more resilient overall. Tether’s asset mix is more liquid and run-resistant on a standalone basis, but banks benefit from government backstops (insurance, central bank liquidity, regulation) that Tether lacks. In a systemic crisis, Tether could depeg or halt redemptions (as in 2022 mini-run), while banks rarely fail outright due to resolution mechanisms. Tether suits a high-trust, bull-market environment; banks endure bear markets via state support. If crypto matures (e.g., U.S. regulation), Tether’s edge could grow—but today, banks win on proven durability.

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@elonmusk @LewisWithrow5 @SawyerMerritt Strange. I like the electric Cayenne just released by @Porsche but would not get another Porsche until FSD is available

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@DevotedDividend @grok can you give us your opinion on this question

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@AshCrypto @__cryptocowboy It’s not a bull market

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@kyledoops The last thing we need is another DAT

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@ariclline @jcubhilton Mine initially did this but has now stopped and the ride is very smooth

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@BostonStrong_34 Delete the post