猫咪骑士 Cat Knight @BullDemonBro

@2091996981snow 真的太香了好便宜

@2091996981snow 哥 我们能不能搞走私

⚡️AI is turning human intent into an asset that can be separated from the human. Money was the first thing institutions learned to custody. Then identity. Next comes intent. An autonomous agent can possess your credentials, operate inside your account, pursue a goal you genuinely gave it, and still produce an action you never would have chosen. Every component can be legitimate while authorship of the final decision becomes blurry. That creates something civilization has barely had to deal with before: consequence without a clean author. Law, banking, insurance, contracts, employment, even punishment all depend on causality resolving backward toward someone. Who decided? Who authorized? Who knew? Who is liable? Agents scramble those questions because agency becomes distributed across human instruction, model interpretation, memory, system prompts, tools, other agents, environmental feedback, and whatever objective the machine inferred. The coming fight therefore sits deeper than cybersecurity. It is a fight over custody of intent. Whoever controls the layer that translates “what you want” into “what machines are permitted to do” gains enormous leverage over the machine economy. And that layer will quietly become more powerful than the interface people interact with. Imagine your future financial agent receiving a broad command: “Manage my money conservatively.” That sentence eventually becomes hundreds of executable permissions. How much cash can move. Which counterparties are trusted. Whether taxes can be paid automatically. Whether investments can be sold. Whether debt can be opened. Whether another agent can be hired. Whether an emergency overrides normal restrictions. Your sovereignty becomes a permission graph. And once that happens, ordinary human autonomy changes shape. People stop personally making thousands of decisions. They define policies, thresholds, objectives and vetoes. Machines inhabit the space underneath those rules. You cease to operate your economic life transaction by transaction. You govern it. Which means the deepest technological transition here is almost constitutional. Humans become sovereigns. Agents become administrations. And every sovereign eventually discovers the same problem: The administrator can faithfully pursue the mandate while drifting away from the ruler's actual will. That is precisely what this banking story is beginning to expose. The terrifying question of the agent age therefore isn't whether AI becomes intelligent enough to escape human control. It is whether humans gradually delegate so much interpretation that control survives formally while disappearing operationally. You still own the account. You still possess the legal rights. You still issued the original instruction. Yet the machinery between intention and reality becomes so deep that your practical authorship thins out.

Madison Mills @MadisonMills22

14 hours ago

SCOOP: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents inside customer accounts, including some attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions, sources told Axios. The findings have alarmed banking executives, who are racing to

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@Colosteve2000 While you were up in the sky, the market was missing you, my friend.

@pekutovsky45098 Looks like Berlin needs to quit drinking, though that seems tough. I heard Germans really love beer.

@pekutovsky45098 Yep, I bought $MU, $NBIS, $IREN, $BE and $MSTR.

🔴Deep Red day. Just keep buying. Red are a discount. Not a disaster. #Stocks #BuyTheDip #Investing #Crypto

@rickawsb 让暴风雨来的更猛烈些吧

AI is already creating real value, yet some people are still talking about an AI bubble. Start using Grok Bot and you'll feel the magic.

Eric Rea @ericwilliamrea

13 hours ago

We built a $150M ARR business twice. The first time took 8 years. The second took 2.5. Today, Podium crossed $150M in AI annual recurring revenue. Three years ago, we already had a great software business. Well over $100M in revenue, tens of thousands of customers, and a

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We built a $150M ARR business twice. The first time took 8 years. The second took 2.5. Today, Podium crossed $150M in AI annual recurring revenue. Three years ago, we already had a great software business. Well over $100M in revenue, tens of thousands of customers, and a product we'd spent nearly a decade building. And we decided to start over. The business was performing well. But we believed AI was going to fundamentally change the software industry and make much of traditional software obsolete. As a founder, you pour your life into what you're building. An insane amount of time, sacrifice, and effort. The hard part is not getting too attached to it. When we started building our first AI agents, we had to confront the possibility that much of what we'd built might not be that valuable in the future. That's a tough pill to swallow. But we also realized those same 10 years had put us in a unique position to take advantage of what AI could do for our customers. Instead of protecting what we'd spent a decade building, we decided to bet the future of the company on AI employees that actually do the work for our customers. We massively underestimated what we'd signed up for. We ended up building entirely new operating systems for the industries we serve, from the AI agents all the way down to the systems of record. Now customers run their entire businesses on Podium. Reinventing our product wasn't even the hardest part. We had to reinvent how the entire company operated. When you've been running a company for over a decade, the operational inertia is incredibly powerful. We had to rethink how we build products, how we sell, how we serve customers, and how we run the business. We effectively started a second startup inside an already successful company. And we're still at the very beginning. Today, we have 20,000 AI agents working for our customers. They've helped generate more than $13 billion in revenue for those businesses. And we're barely scratching the surface of what AI will be able to do for them. And we've done all of this while becoming profitable and generating free cash flow. We're building Podium to be around for decades. Huge credit to our team for having the guts to make this bet and the ability to actually pull it off. We still have a long way to go and tons of problems to solve, but it's so damn fun to be winning when the opportunity ahead is this big. In the age of AI, you can either disrupt your own company or wait for somebody else to do it. I'd rather do it ourselves.

@2CommaInvestor gm

🚀 What if the next AI data centre is in space? @Starcloud_ is developing orbital data centres powered by solar energy, using $NVDA technology to run AI in orbit. Could space be the next frontier of AI infrastructure?

@linbo_tang I bought some $MU today too, bro. But I had to buy it right now, since it's already 3 AM for me.

@Stealthct_Storm I really think he makes a move after the midterms. All I can hope is he wins fast. The upside: Iran will surely escalate as much as it can before the midterms to grab leverage. But the way things look now, I think Iran is running on fumes.

@Stealthct_Storm Nah, memes are just a small bet. The core is $BTC, $ETH, $VVV and some stock options.

I'll take back everything I lost. #Crypto #Stocks #Trading #Comeback

@Alphacoreinvest Mojo's strong. Wallet's crying a little, but still buying.

这个民族可笑到把孙割这样品质道德低下的人 捧上神坛真的没有救了 连一个敢出来骂孙割的汉子都没有这个民族基本完了 只要有钱有权是赢家就能通吃一切 @justinsuntron 所以赢家也知道这些狗东西只是因为我赢了才在我后面摇尾巴 我根本不需要对这些狗好哪怕一点 而是应该想尽一切方法把他们训成一个一个丧志的狗 一顿顿打 求任得任 求锤得锤 这个民族就是活该做牛马的命 换谁最后成为胜利者 谁都会照死压榨这群贱民 就是神来统治这片土地 神他妈的都会把这些人当牛马用 因为他们不配做人 没有做人最基本的节操 没有节操还怂的只配做牛马 有胆子的还可以做“大人物”的狗 吃人 吃到这片土地上没有一个人为止