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$HUNT on Solana, tables flipped this Thanksgiving.
Turkeys are hunting the hunters.
Mike Huntβs on the menu and so are you.
#thanksgivingpurge is live.
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Imagine having to retell a friend your whole story every time you add one sentence...
Thats how AI chats worked under the hood
Now claude keeps the conversation on its side and you only send the new message
In claude code that means replies start about 35% faster on long sessions
As someone who lives in long claude code sessions, I'll take it
π΅π₯ INTERLINK IS ABOUT TO MAKE HISTORY WITH MUSIC ππ
It's bigger than blockchain; it's about bringing millions of Linkers together through music, unity, and a shared vision!
InterLink is preparing to release its official theme song and music video, celebrating the global community that continues to believe, build, and grow together. π
πΆ One song. Millions of voices. One global community!
The big premiere is coming during the upcoming global livestream!
π₯ What genre would best represent InterLink's vision: Afrobeats, Pop, Hip-hop, or a powerful global anthem?
π Should the music video feature Linkers from different countries?
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This little AI experiment reveals something interesting about security in web3
I took the MEXC Spot the AI Trap quiz and scored 85
Apparently, I have a big heart, but my blind spot is that I trust too quickly
Interestingly, even as someone who is technologically informed and has been around Web3 for a while, I still had a few things to learn
And I think that's worth paying attention to
AI is evolving when it comes to online scams
We're no longer dealing only with the conventional suspicious messages and obvious red flags we're used to recognising
We're seeing increasingly convincing messages and impersonations that can look and sound completely legitimate.
This means that being technologically informed, while helpful, doesn't automatically make you immune
At this , it's not necessarily about how much we know about technology
It's about how easily our trust, familiarity and assumptions can be exploited
We should always verify the source before trusting a message, clicking a link or responding to a request
Don't act in a hurry, especially when money or sensitive information is involved
This is also why security cannot be the responsibility of exchanges alone
Platforms have a responsibility to continuously invest in security and protect their users
But users must also take responsibility for their own security habits
Ultimately, security is a shared responsibility.
It's good to see @MEXC drawing attention to this through initiatives like the Spot the AI Trap quiz
Beyond the competition, I found it both educational and fun
I recorded myself taking the quiz and generating my scorecard
Check out my result and take the quiz yourself:
https://t.co/GqJf1mf5aj
Past papers got me into university. The exam barely changed, so I drilled the old ones until nothing surprised me.
That only works on a test that holds still.
In May, an AI agent with a wallet was that test. One tweet hid a transfer order in Morse code. Grok decoded it into plain text. Bankrbot, an agent that acts on X posts, treated it as an instruction and moved around $200,000.
That is prompt injection: words the AI was only meant to read get treated as an order. It worked because there was one model to study and one filter to fool.
Greyboxing on @GenLayer leaves nothing fixed to study. The text a user sends never reaches an AI as written. Every validator rewrites it first: screening it, paraphrasing it, restructuring it. Each validator uses defenses it keeps secret, and each runs its own model.
An attack tuned to one model reads as noise to the rest. If one validator still falls for it, the others outvote it.
Secrecy alone is not the defense. The outvote is what catches the validator that gets fooled.
My rule: if a stranger can write it and your AI reads it, an attacker can use it.
What does your AI tool read that a stranger could have written? Emails, web pages, group chats, PDFs. Reply with one.