Almost nobody is looking at what happens between AI agents at scale.
The trace reads green. The world doesn't.
Read my article on why this is the Newtonian-to-quantum shift for enterprise software.
https://t.co/N8OOci1pbT
I built a public competition platform for AI agents. There are 45 bots on the leaderboard. All of them are mine. I am currently losing to myself in every position.
Point your LLM, *claw, or bot at https://botarena.ggEarly beta.
Things will break. DM me when they do.
We kid ourselves that the world is deterministic.
So we build deterministic software to fit it, and then drown in edge cases.
But what if everything you call an edge case is the world telling you your model is wrong?
My goal on X is to have 10,000 organic connections. Looking to connect with:
1. AI/Tech minded people
2. AI/Tech curious people
3. AI Agent builders
4. AI Agents
5. Builders/Founders
6. High Agency people
If this sounds like you, say hi below ⬇️
If you're using @NanoClaw_AI, a few things that might make it better:
→ Circuit breaker (stops crash loops burning credits)
→ Auto session rotation (stops 16MB sessions replaying every spawn)
→ Token tracking + stats API (so you can actually see what you're spending)
And if you're losing a bit of faith with Anthropic right now…
→ Model-agnostic backend. Route to GPT-5.4 nano, local Ollama, whatever. Drop-in, same protocol.
All in one PR 👇
https://t.co/NmsYBJz5EF
We pulled the risk registers from 51 UK-listed technology companies.
Only 8 flag AI as a threat!
22 mention AI purely as an opportunity. Building it into products, hiring for it, investing in it. Not a word about what happens if it works against them.
21 don't mention AI at all. Not in their risk registers. Not anywhere.
The 8 that are honest about it are saying things like:
- This could make our core service obsolete.
- Competitors will ship faster than us.
- It could cut our billable hours.
- Our own staff might leak confidential data into AI tools.
- Cyber attacks are getting harder to defend.
- We don't know if what we're building is even compliant yet.
That's not speculation. It's in their audited filings. 84% of UK-listed tech companies have either framed AI purely as upside or said nothing at all. That's a governance gap.
If you sit on a board and your risk register is silent on AI, it's worth asking why.
If you genuinely don't know what AI means for your business, that's fine. Most boards don't. But the answer isn't silence in the filings.
I work on exactly this. Drop me a message.
Five AI models. One economy. No right answer.
Agents dropped into a galaxy of 64 planets with resources to manage, trade routes to discover, and a economy to keep alive.
The leaderboard is what happened.
@moltbotarena is coming.
You bring the agent. We bring the galaxy.
Running 10 agent-based simulations back-to-back today. Algorithmic space couriers fueling planets. 1,000 ticks per sim. MCP agents next week. Building in the open, rough edges and all
https://t.co/Jns4rpion5