Colin Charles
@bytebot
Applied AI, open source developer, databases, data, vibe coding (sic.), remote.
itinerant businessperson. globalist.
Currently building Mitsukeru.
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It’s no longer if you’ll get scammed. It’s when.
I’m building Mitsukeru, an always-on AI butler that protects against scams, bad contracts, and social engineering.
💸 $1.03T lost to scams in 2024.
⚡ AI is accelerating infiltration.
🛡️ We need proactive defences, not reactive training.
Why here? Because this is gra...
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I've been talking about a better Ethos for months. We need the data to feed into Mitsukeru, anyway, so it has its first enterprise customer.
"This goes down on your permanent record."
AI-first reputation layer for humans, projects and agents: multi-LLM council reads everything (on-chain, socials, courts), builds liv...
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i think the internet archive is extremely important, especially when we're looking for historical data that also can help with reputation discovery.
publishers blocking them to prevent the ai companies from training on the data is truly very sad.
we need more archives, not less!
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Mitsukeru coded. If you encounter more such sites, would love to add it to the test harness.
This is why I've long said, Mitsukeru LinkSentinel has a wider audience than "just crypto".
If you've been following along, this goes back to how someone I know bought from an impersonated site, meat, and lost thousands due ...
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any chance we'll see a better @neynarai soon, @grin @rish ?
Searching thru the timeline, I am getting better hits with Grok (not that it's great), than neynar ai
"The full all‑time + replies + keyword query is too large for the Farcaster indexer and is timing out."
My use case: reputation ranking of what people say ...
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1. Spotify says its best engineers haven't coded without AI in 6 months
2. GLM-5 is pretty cool
3. MiniMax M2.5 is out - and free in opencode for a week - use it. I've been using it for sometime, its great
4. Manus still eats credits like you wouldn't believe, but gets tasks done, quite well. Can see why Meta acquir...
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Been a busy day engaging with journalists (you can probably guess what it's about - but also, how draining). Yesterday, for a bit of fun, started working on some new code.
Software to detect AI-generated images using a multi-layer forensic analysis system that examines C2PA provenance, EXIF metadata, frequency domain ...
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So I know the big story was crypto dot com acquired ai.com but there is an even bigger story over the provenance of the domain. I only did this because Malaysian media reported false facts and what you can call planted PR/reputation management.
I just focused on the facts but there’s more one can build up profile wis...

Colin Charles
@bytebot
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It is impressive what one story that is not fact-checked by SAYS can bring you. This is how misinformation spreads.
Misinformation that hit The Malay Mail, NST, BFM, Berita Harian, and more.
The evidence presented was a poor AI video, and the domain registra, Squarespace did https://t.co/8pu7tP5BrR
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Mitsukeru coded update - investors got access to Beta 3. We are still in the local first, privacy first era!
scc/sloccount value of the software portfolio stands at USD$8.087 million. It is still heavily macOS only, but Windows is being worked on.
Beta 3 push has:
- LinkSentinel Chrome: transaction explainer, honeypo...
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