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To me it’s obvious blockchains and smart contracts are central to this scenario.
An autonomous AI will hold its funds onchain, pay its server sustenance bill and bribe humans as necessary.
I've been trying to think how a true "AI takeoff" (as in AI escapes containment and pursues its own aims beyond our ability to control) could happen in the next three years and I don't see any way "embodied AI" (robots able to survive in the wild) will be ready by then.
So the only way it could work is if the AI can hack humans (social engineering) to do their bidding. That seems not only plausible but perhaps even likely. How do we harden humans against this?
@ollieonhere Don’t worry about it. French is my first language, and it’s happened to me several times while visiting France. Sometimes, they even keep insisting even when I respond in French
🚨 DAI Security PSA for wallet providers, block explorers, and users. The L2 DAI deployer (0x075da589886BA445d7c7e81c472059dE7AE65250) for the DAI vanity address (0xDA10009cBd5D07dd0CeCc66161FC93D7c9000da1) has been compromised. (1/7)
Not big on blocking, whether it's on X or anywhere else… echo chambers and all that, plus "know your enemy."
But I draw the line at obvious AI junk people are trying to pass off as real, especially when it's just rage bait. Can't block those leeches fast enough.
🚀 We’ve hit a huge milestone: 1 billion GraphQL queries processed by Ellipfra on The @graphprotocol network in July!
As just one of many indexers, this milestone showcases The Graph's successful move to decentralization. Thanks to the Graph community and core teams!
Unpopular opinion:
Brussels is an excellent EthCC location with varied lodging and dining, numerous venues, walkable distances, easy flights, and friendly people. I didn't feel any danger, though some neighborhoods should be avoided (this is true everywhere)
@ImperiumPaper The reverse is true as well: if they use cheap or some sort of machine translation I’ll move on because it’s clear they cannot get their shit together
@ImperiumPaper None, but if there is a good professional French translation available, I take it as a bonus trust signal. That implies that the team running the front end got pretty far down the list of deliverables
Turning crypto into a political hot-button issue is a huge mistake. In Canada, a party leader made half-assed comments about crypto, which pushed the opposition to take a completely opposite stance, mocking him and ended up setting the local crypto scene back by five years.