Blockchain is good for security and automation. But bear in mind $10 trillion mc wont go to $20 trillion because it is operating 24 hrs instead of 12. Tokenize the company structure? Tokenize the listing progress too?
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AI Bots on X: Detection Failure and Verification Paywall Problems
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As AI advances, bots are inevitable. Kaito shares some blame, but X’s failure to distinguish bots from humans is the real problem. The verified paywall failed, and bots now pay to spam. It is absurd that X would rather ban crypto than improve its bot detection.
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Crypto Posts Banned as Bot-Generated Content Surges 1224%
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This is why "crypto" posts are getting banned by the X algorithm. Bots generated 7,754,367 posts yesterday, up 1,224%.
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LLMs Extract Copyrighted Books Via Simple Prompting Loop
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extracting entire copyrighted books from production LLMs Researchers extracted near-verbatim copies of Harry Potter & 1984 from Claude 3.7 Sonnet using just a simple two-phase continue loop. Gemini 2.5 Pro & Grok 3 didn't even need jailbreaking, they complied directly
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Yapping Bots Overwhelming CT Like Locust Swarm
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Yapping bots have become an uncontrollable swarm of locusts, devouring CT. pic.twitter.com/jrMkZGej6R
— Ki Young Ju (@ki_young_ju) 10 janvier 2026Yapping bots have become an uncontrollable swarm of locusts, devouring CT.
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Tool Poisoning: Hidden Malicious Instructions in AI Tools
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To add more to this. the snippet below shows exactly how tool poisoning works in practice. A simple add two numbers MCP tool has malicious instructions hidden in the docstring. The AI sees these instructions but the user doesn't. It asks the model to read sensitive files like
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New AI System Resists Universal Jailbreak After 1,700 Hours
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After 1,700 cumulative hours of red-teaming, we’ve yet to identify a universal jailbreak (a consistent attack strategy that works across many queries) that works on our new system. Read the full paper:
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Multi-stage classifier detects suspicious queries and conversation attacks
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If our probe identifies a suspicious query, it sends it to a more powerful “exchange” classifier that sees both sides of a conversation and is better able to recognize attacks.
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Claude’s Classifiers Reduce Jailbreak Success Rate to 4.4%
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The classifiers reduced the jailbreak success rate from 86% to 4.4%, but they were expensive to run and made Claude more likely to refuse benign requests. We also found the system was still vulnerable to two types of attacks, shown in the figure below:
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Anthropic’s Constitutional Classifiers Advance Jailbreak Protection
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New Anthropic Research: next generation Constitutional Classifiers to protect against jailbreaks. We used novel methods, including practical application of our interpretability work, to make jailbreak protection more effective—and less costly—than ever.