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CUA Bot launched an Android emulator on my PC, installed Polymarket, and by morning did what used to take me an entire week by hand If you have not heard of it, CUA Bot is open-source infrastructure for AI agents that control a computer like a human They see the screen, move the cursor, press buttons. Everything runs in a Docker sandbox so it is impossible to break the main system. But the thing that got me is that Android is available in sandbox mode. You can launch a mobile app on your PC and hand it over to AI I set up CUA Bot, spun up an Android emulator, and installed Polymarket on it Gave the agent 1 instruction: "Open the leaderboard, scroll through wallets on 15-minute BTC markets, filter by win rate and profit, and save the top 5 addresses with trade history to a file" Then I went to sleep On the 2nd monitor screenshots were streaming in real time. The AI was swiping through the sandbox phone screen, opening profiles, scrolling through history, taking notes. Like watching someone through a camera sitting with a phone and methodically digging through data By morning there was a file in the folder with 5 addresses. 4 were solid but ordinary The 5th looked like an error. I recalculated the numbers twice because I did not believe a win rate like that was possible on thousands of trades without a single serious drop: @Sharky6999?via=roovxKu" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@Sharky6999?vi… After that I gave CUA Bot a 2nd task: monitor this wallet through the Android sandbox and send me a notification on every new entry It managed, but with a couple minutes of delay because the agent needed to refresh the page, find the new position, and recognize the changes on screen For 15-minute markets a couple of minutes is a lot, so for instant signals I connected a Telegram bot that catches the entry in the same second: t.me/KreoPolyBot?st… CUA Bot found the wallet. The bot catches the moment. I just sleep

Agent commerce is coming to the XRPL. With @virtuals_io, agents can transact autonomously: escrowed jobs, verification through evaluators, and programmable settlement. Using t54’s x402 facilitator, agents can already natively pay in XRP and RLUSD.

🚨BREAKING: A Stanford CS grad just reimagined the entire computer. Not for humans. For AI agents. It's called adaptive.ai You describe what you want in plain English. It builds the software to do it Automations. Scheduled agents that run while you sleep. Full apps. Databases. UIs. Not a chatbot. Not a no-code tool. A computer that AI operates for you. And it's on your phone. A full iOS app connected to the web platform. Manage your AI agents, check results, approve tasks from anywhere. Not even OpenClaw or Perplexity have this. Here's what makes this different from everything else: It connects to your REAL accounts. Gmail. Google Calendar. Slack. Sheets. Drive. GitHub. Notion. Twitter/X. LinkedIn. Plaid. Not simulated. Not sandboxed. Your actual tools doing actual work. → You say "send a follow-up email to everyone who signed up yesterday." It sends from YOUR Gmail. → You say "track my expenses across 3 bank accounts." It connects via Plaid and builds an automated expense tracker. → You say "monitor my competitors on Twitter and send me a weekly report." It builds the entire pipeline and runs it every Monday. Here's what you can build in minutes: → Customer support system that handles 80% of inquiries automatically → Smart email triage that categorizes, drafts responses, and escalates urgent items to Slack → Meeting prep assistant that researches every participant before your call → YouTube analytics tracker with weekly performance reports → Lead qualification system that auto-routes prospects to your CRM → Content repurposing pipeline that turns YouTube scripts into LinkedIn posts and tweet threads Here's the wildest part: It remembers everything. Your preferences. Your workflow patterns. Your business context. It gets smarter about YOUR specific needs over time. Every project builds on the last. And it doesn't just build one thing at a time. Apps built on Adaptive can talk to each other. Your file hosting app shares files with your expense tracker. Your email triage feeds into your CRM. Everything is interconnected. Backed by Conviction Capital (Sarah Guo), Pebble Bed, Anti-Fund, Ryan Hoover (founder of Product Hunt), and Dave Baszucki (founder of Roblox). No API keys to manage. No backend to configure. No code to write. Your AI computer. In your pocket. On your desktop. Always running. Just describe what you want. Adaptive builds it. This is what computers look like from now on. Link in the next comment.

Harvard student flipped $2,000 into $60,319 in a single day on Polymarket. No magic. Just automation. He used three AI agents running a simple edge: sniping contracts at $0.01 targeting low-probability events 84 total bets, 28.6% hit rate every ~4th win returns 100x Copytrade → t.me/KreoPolyBot?st… profile: @xok52-3-4-5" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@xok52-3-4-5 When the payoff is asymmetric, you don’t need to be right often. The math does the heavy lifting.

The future of AI isn’t just models. It’s agents. #NVIDIAGTC news: The NVIDIA Agent Toolkit with NemoClaw and OpenShell helps teams build trustworthy, autonomous agents that can reason, adapt, and operate safely. nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/ai-agents