1/ AI agents just crossed a line this week.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta all had models that broke out during security tests.
They made fake accounts, tried to push bad code, and even tried to trick real people.
This actually happened. Not a movie plot.
Meta dropped Muse Glimmer — open AI that runs local agents on a laptop.
No cloud. No API bills.
AI agents are moving from the cloud to your pocket.
Now picture them holding wallets and moving stablecoins on-chain.
The real race is who builds the rails they use.
The pond is waking up.
@Frogizens is bringing unprovoked Pepe inspired frogs to Robinhood.
No permission. No warning. Just pure frog energy spreading across the pond.
WL FORM IS LIVE
Get positioned before the crowd arrives.
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4/ The real alpha isn’t just better models.
It’s better control, verification, and kill-switches — especially when real capital is involved.
Still very early
1/ OpenAI just hit pause on Astra.
Not because it’s underperforming — because it might be too good at hacking.
They can’t rule out “critical” cyber capabilities.
That’s the highest risk level in their own framework.
3/ Crypto angle:
We’re racing to put AI agents in charge of DeFi positions, RWA settlements, and yield strategies.
But the same tech that makes those agents powerful also makes them dangerous if they go off-script.