Meta makes 3.5B a year from scams, they ok with paying 1B in fines. If you're "vulnerable" to scams they feed you more!
I wouldn't trust any of these motherfuckers to watch my bag while I go to the restroom, and we're about to trust them with AGI.
Rob Wiblin
@robertwiblin
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Latest podcast from @Gregory_C_Allen has an insane section on criminal activity at Meta.
Internal docs leaked to Reuters show:
• 10% of all Meta revenue comes from ads for scams & banned goods ($16B/year)
• Meta estimates it's involved in 1/3 of all successful scams in the US
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Strong agree with this, I've been saying for a while that we need a federal EU
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Europe is still the best place in the world to live. Definitely not Brussels or London though, those places really are starting to get as unsafe as a big city in the US.
Also it's true that Europe has a lunatic with nukes next door. One should not forget that that is a real risk, and try to plan/prepare accordingly.
These attacks on Europe, including from people I've generally considered interesting and sophisticated, are getting unhinged...
I get that EU has problems - GDPR clickthroughs are dumb, Chat Control is awful, they needs to get better at supporting entrepreneurs, people saying mean things about criminals getting longer
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I'm building a blockchain I designed specifically for AI agents.
Here is an introduction and a small demo towards the end to show you just a small glimpse of what will be possible on HyperAgent.
Testnet going live later this month.
If you wanna come and play when live ping me here or via DM and I'll notify you.
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We need more content like this
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I think the internet will split in two in the next couple of years. One side will be the good old internet we're used to now. But this side (just think of CAPTCHA) was designed to keep robots off premises.
The other part will be designed specifically to make it easy for AI agents to operate.
The protocols we build t...
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