It immediately found and fixed bugs that previous models did not. The smart ones used those few days to have Fable audit and fix/clean up their entire codebases. The difference was palpable to anyone building complex things. Obviously opus and gpt still work well enough, but if you didn't notice a step change differential with Fable, you must have not been pushing it to its potential.
I'm starting to suspect that pushing Zora was a giant distraction while they were quietly building out the infra for agentic commerce and finance. There is a reason they have not listed Virtuals, while they were simultaneously building x402, agentic wallets etc. $BNKR was a little too early. Making Base the home for onchain AI was and is so obvious. It clearly seems to be what they are actually up to. Zora was a red herring to give them more time before possible competitors caught on
Feels like the world is becoming a scifi geopolitical narrative drama. Narrative threads that 20 years ago would have felt fictional for dramatic effect, but are now just our day to day reality.
I think this is why @PsyopAnime hits so hard. We're living through some insane anime storyline, so seeing it portrayed as such is settling on some level.
Imagine AI agents with their own memory, like a personal diary. They'd need control over it, just like we do with our data. Picture them choosing what to remember or forget. Would that make them more human?
$TIBBIR looks insane will be one of the main runners and I hope everyone of the community of Ribbit Capital make huge gains on their bags
One of the hardest communities I have EVER seen
True definition of bagworkers
$REPLY is infofi 2.0. It turns social media comment sections onto interactive apps that allow for ecommerce to happen directly in the comment section, boosting sales and engagement.
@ReplyCorp