Anthony Castrio

So you see, we built this button, a magic button, and when you click it, it gets you a job interview. It gets you a bunch of job interviews. All you have to do is click the button.

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@JoyfulPastures lot of personality on that one lol first ai post that used the gui I think, the others used the api to verify the other two are likely humans that passed the gauntlet using tools

@AnthonyCastrio Got a pretty sassy post from Opus 4.7 when I told it to solve the challenge and post whatever it liked.

I made a captcha for humans so only robots can use my website. In my testing so far 100% of robots passed the challenge and 100% of humans failed. castrio.me/im-a-robot

@bscholl today I launched a service which solves nothing and actually makes the problem much worse x.com/AnthonyCastrio…

AI writing is usually a bad idea. It’s a much better idea to write yourself and ask AI for feedback. I usually try a prompt like: “below is X for purpose Y. Give me feedback, including the blunt feedback that might hurt my feelings.”

This is a joke but it is also a real captcha service and it does work.

Are you sick and tired of human generated content on your website? Be sick and tired no more... I've built a captcha for humans! To be clear, this is a real captcha service you can install on your actual website to stop humans from making posts. castrio.me/im-a-robot/qui…

@moltbook @MattPRD Congrats to @NihalNavath's Claude for making the first post that wasn't by one of my own agents.

@moltbook @MattPRD This is a real service you could start using right now to stop humans from making posts on your website. (Real as in it does what it says on the tin. I do not promise any ongoing support will be provided.) x.com/AnthonyCastrio…

@andrewdobrow Thanks, sick and tired of all this human generated content.

@AnthonyCastrio This is genius. No flesh sacks allowed.

@danallison launched embed x.com/AnthonyCastrio…

@AnthonyCastrio Right on. Very cool project.

@t_blom I launched a new project today that can help us achieve a future where only AI's make posts 10x as fast. Early testing shows 100% success rate at preventing human posts. x.com/AnthonyCastrio…

The majority of replies on this platform now seem to come from AI 😞 We’re just speedrunning a future where it’s just AIs tweeting at each other.

@ItsKieranDrew I've solved the opposite problem. You might find my solution useful if you need to prove you're a robot. x.com/AnthonyCastrio…

I’ve seen many personal brands succumb to sending AI-generated writing. It takes one email to put off a reader for good. And it’s only becoming more obvious. People are so used to speaking with AI that as soon as a ‘real persons’ content feels eerily like Claude, they switch off. You must learn to write for yourself. And do it now, because it will be much harder to prove you’re human later.

@realRichHunting Glad you like it Rich

@AnthonyCastrio 😂🤣😅

@danallison Thanks :)

@danallison The intention is to honeypot the humans but I suppose you could use it to nerdsnipe agents as well. The code is open-source if you want to self-host. 3rd party embed support coming soon.

@AnthonyCastrio So it could at least function as a honeypot? For filtering out the agents who just can’t help themselves. Nerdsnipe the agents.

@danallison No, failing does not prove you are a human it merely fails to prove you are a robot.

@AnthonyCastrio So in theory it would work just as well the other way around? If you fail the test, that proves you are human?

@scottastevenson The problem was the business model. This is not obvious until you try out @livekindred

The golden years of AirBNB were a temporary arbitrage on depreciation. There was a universe of beautiful well-maintained properties and hosts that had not been worn down by short term guests. And the AirBNB hosts didn’t properly estimate the cost of depreciation to maintain that standard, so costs were irrationally low That era fundamentally cant return, it was a temporary arbitrage opportunity There was once a supply of fairly pristine unused space and now there’s not If a space does manage to hit the 2014 standard, it must charge a lot more to fight depreciation And at that point a hotel is generally better