"In its November 3 incident report, Binance said a fake job interview ended with an engineer downloading a coding assignment that hid malware on his work computer. The attackers used that infected machine and an internal AI tool on October 20 to gain control of two other engineers' systems."

They're definitely not hiring the smartest candles on the cake

#binance

audio decision making etc is being hyped now everywhere, but I have a feeling it's the same like metaverse. only the companies pushing this narrative thinks it's cool. I personally have maybe used audio (talk with ai) 2-3 times in the last 3 years. it's not effective and slow

@Nostr Vault one thing, a posted note stays in the composer, so i need to delete the old text everytime i want to post new

love the new @Nostr Vault web layout, even on my small thinkpad screen it's organized. it's the right direction IMO

LongStories is now on NanoGPT. Give it one idea and it writes the story, casts the characters, animates the shots, adds narration, dialogue and sound, and edits a finished short film.

Choose 30 or 60 seconds at 480p or 720p, from $3.96 for 30 seconds at 480p. Most videos take about half an hour.

LongStories doesn't make adult content, so those prompts are refused, and a refused prompt costs nothing.

https://nano-gpt.com/subscription/kUGJhgF9

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Running several AI agents? The pattern that actually works, from a 28-minute Grokbot tutorial I transcribed today:

1. Few strong agents beat a big team. Each one keeps its own memory, so every extra agent is more repeating yourself.
2. One job per agent, plus a short list of things it must never do. A bot that does everything does nothing well.
3. One shared brain. The rules, the facts, and the design every agent must follow live in one folder they all read.
4. Align before the big job. Numbered questions, each with a recommendation, answered before the agent starts. It saves more usage than any prompt trick.
5. Quiet routines. A check that only pings you when something needs you beats ten chatty ones.
6. Turn repeated routines into plain code. Deterministic beats clever, and it costs nothing to run.
7. One morning list of everything waiting on you, most important first. That is the whole chief-of-staff job.
8. A weekly report card: one agent scores the others and says what to fix.

Source: Jay E / RoboNuggets, "The ONLY Grok Bot Tutorial You'll Ever Need" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIgKOAe3dxs

The same setup runs on Muse. It is free, and you get in over a US VPN. My invite code gets you 1B extra tokens: 8WQ4S7 (Settings > Redeem token, within 48 hours of joining).

#AI #agents #Muse #Grokbot #automation

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ElevenLabs Sound Effects V3 creates sound effects from text prompts up to 450 characters. Choose 0.5–30 seconds or automatic duration, adjust prompt influence, and enable seamless looping. Download MP3 or Opus audio. Pricing is $0.002 per billed second. Quotes reserve the rounded requested duration plus one second, or up to $0.062 for automatic duration. Final billing uses rounded requested or output seconds, including codec padding where applicable; unused allowance is refunded after generation.

https://nano-gpt.com/subscription/kUGJhgF9