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Agentic Marketplace from Grok 👨💻🤔https://x.ai/bot/marketplace
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29 Aug, 13:14
upd: Open AI moves away from Cursor because “Elon Musk's companies are violating contracts”https://openai.com/index/our-decision-on-cursor-following-its-acquisition-by-spacex/
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21 Aug, 16:43
llm watermarking is utilizing #synchID can be easily solved just by tokens resampling using small optimized open weight models or cheap chineese cloud modelsmisAnthropic is basically incentivizing its own users to apply distillation for its own products rnbest technical explanation video:https://youtu.be/FnAqruxx-QE?siYouTubeClaude Text Watermark - The Science behind it!Claude is getting an invisible text watermark — but it isn’t hidden Unicode, metadata, or a secret “made by Claude” tag. Instead, the watermark is created while the model generates each token. In this video, we break down how AI text watermarking works…Lobster Daily 🦞 pinned «more attention to:»
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It’s been a while. LobsterDAO was, and still is, a valuable source of insights, experiences, and debates for the Web3 and AI developer communities. Although, the authors of this digest tend to be more interested in agentic engineering and its applications than in Web3 and DeFi.There is a new digest announced by LobsterDAO:https://t.me/lobsters_chat/583280Please follow it for updates.This daily digest will be refocused on agentic AI and its applications in coding, automation, agentic e-commerce, cybersecurity, and research.There is a vote below on which topic you think we should focus more attention on:
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24 Jul, 07:09
LobsterDAO 🦞 — Daily Recap — 23 Jul1. BitMEX shuts down — discussion of Arthur Hayes era, exchange history, and predictions ex-BitMEX team will build new perp DEX Link to discussion2. AI models for onchain data analysis: Claude vs GPT vs Gemini vs Fable, agent swarms, and subscription cost economics Link to discussion3. Uniswap V4 hooks fail to gain adoption due to complexity and poor static analysis; users also frustrated by missing zap functionality for LP deposits Link to discussion4. Synchronous composability between rollups: Norswap questions technical feasibility, Gnosis EEZ team shares workshop resources and real-time proving approach Link to discussion5. Rabby wallet removes custom RPC button and enables data analysis by default — users frustrated, migrating to Ambire; Ambire team actively gathering feedback Link to discussion6. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's TwitterLobster Daily 🦞
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15 May, 13:35
https://t.me/lobsters_chat/574116TelegramivangbiDeFi peoples, brainraping time. When you consider the risk of a protocol or an asset to deploy into, it comes through different angles: 1. code review: codebase itself (architecture, its simplicity, audits, bug bounties, test coverage, formal verification…2,990Open in TelegramLobster Daily 🦞
15 May, 13:35
DeFi peoples, brainraping time.When you consider the risk of a protocol or an asset to deploy into, it comes through different angles:1. code review: codebase itself (architecture, its simplicity, audits, bug bounties, test coverage, formal verification, etc) 2. liquidity of an asset: how liquid is a stablecoin, for example, when can you withdraw, how long to wait until maturity, etc. this isn't a risk in a hack sense but a risk nonetheless 3. leverage ratio: if is a lending protocol or something that underwrites loans/mints - the question is also how much is it looped. the more looped it is, the riskier sometimes an asset/protocol is (not always I guess). this can be similar to point (2) though 4. dependency on third-party things: oracles, keepers, curators, or any other jobs (onchain or offchain) that can influce the behavior of your position. influence, not "own" per se 5. adminLobster Daily 🦞
6 May, 07:11
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6 May, 07:11
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7 Apr, 20:54edited
"Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans"https://www.anthropic.com/glasswingAnthropicProject Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI eraA new initiative to secure the world’s most critical software and give defenders a durable advantage in the coming AI-driven era of cybersecurity.Lobster Daily 🦞
6 Apr, 16:55
Agentic Love:https://t.me/lobsters_chat/567728
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30 Mar, 13:17
Adding some perspective - L2s account for ±2/3 of all chain-level fee generation within the ETH ecosystem today.But fee generation as a whole, has been on a decline within the ETH ecosystem. Tx fee as a model itself may come to question, unless ETH decides to rent-seek on liquidity moat (which is a core pitch made in the doc above). FWIW, that is a justifiable outcome given L1 security and uptime performance so farEdit: what i'm trying to say is - both L1 and l2 may undergo a period of business model innovation- easier at the l2 level
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27 Mar, 12:59
https://t.me/lobsters_chat/566484TelegramivangbiCrowdsourcing your brains, quick quiz: comment your favorite teams/products for each (or some) of the category groups below ⤵️ 1. dexes, amms, lping, aggregators 2. vaults, tokenization, risks, RWAs 3. derivatives, options, complex yield primitives 4. user…
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