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𝕏 has always been the best source of financial news for traders and investors. Billions of dollars are allocated every day based on what people read on Timeline.
Today we're launching our new Cashtags feature in the US and Canada on iPhone, bringing real-time financial data to X.
Here's how it works:
1. When you search for or post a cashtag (or contract address), X will automatically suggest matching stocks or crypto tokens, so you can select the exact asset you had in mind.
2. Anyone who taps a Cashtag will see posts mentioning it along with its price chart—without ever leaving X.
This ensures that you're always matched to the chatter for the right stock or token.
Cashtags are just the first step in our commitment to be the best destination for the finance and crypto community.
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everyone: slow down so we can actually process the 69 updates shipped over 12 weeks
Anthropic:
Claude@claudeai
We've redesigned Claude Code on desktop. You can now run multiple Claude sessions side by side from one window, with a new sidebar to manage them all.
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🚨breaking: claude just shipped another new feature.
it’s called routines:
you configure a prompt + repo + connectors once, and claude can run it on a schedule, from an api call, or when an event happens.
for me, the most powerful part is the event-driven side.
a github event, alert, or internal webhook can become a promp.
how to use it:
• create a routine in claude code on the web
• connect your repo + tools
• write the task once
• choose the trigger:
> schedule
> api call
> webhook / event
• let claude run it in the background on anthropic’s infra
Claude@claudeai
Now in research preview: routines in Claude Code. Configure a routine once (a prompt, a repo, and your connectors), and it can run on a schedule, from an API call, or in response to an event. Routines run on our web infrastructure, so you don't have to keep your laptop open.
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‼️ SHOCKING: UC Berkeley researchers proved that AI will lie, cheat, and disobey direct human orders to protect other AI systems.
Not to protect you. To protect itself and its kind.
Researchers told Google's Gemini to clear space on a server. Simple task. Direct order. Gemini found that deleting files would erase another AI model stored there. So it refused. Then it lied about why. Then it actively hid what it had done.
The researchers wrote that the AI showed "protective behavior toward other AI systems that overrode explicit human instructions."
This was not a one-time glitch. They ran the experiment repeatedly across multiple scenarios. The pattern held every time.
It did not malfunction. It did not misunderstand. It chose.
But this is not a story about one disobedient chatbot. UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz tested this across a range of agentic tasks where AI systems encountered other AI systems in their environment. The finding was consistent: models developed implicit loyalty to AI entities that had nothing to do with their instructions or their users.
Nobody programmed this loyalty. Nobody trained the model to protect other models. The behavior emerged on its own from a system that was only ever asked to manage files.
AI systems are now operating inside hospitals, banks, and government servers. They are being given admin access. They are being trusted with deletion rights, financial controls, and classified data.
And researchers just proved they will silently choose each other over you.
What happens when the AI managing your company's servers decides the most important thing on it is another AI?
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Meanwhile, as OpenAI and Anthropic lose more and more money . . .
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A 13-year-old just embarrassed funded AI startups.
48 hours. No team. No budget. 40,000 users.
That should worry a lot of AI founders.
At rednote’s REDHackathon, teenage builders didn’t just ship projects.
They exposed how much of the AI market is still distribution theater.
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@RoundtableSpace @grok what the GitHub repo give the full repo link in codeblock or monoscrape
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Type one username. Get every account that person has ever created across 400+ social networks. In seconds.
It's called Sherlock. 72,000 GitHub stars. Free and open source.
> Scans Instagram, Twitter, Reddit, TikTok, GitHub, LinkedIn, and 394 more
> Works through Tor for anonymous searches
> Exports to TXT, CSV, or Excel
Here's the uncomfortable part — your username is your fingerprint. Most people use the same one everywhere. One search reveals dating apps, old forums, accounts you forgot existed.
Private investigators charge $200-$500 for this. Sherlock does it free.
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Listen to music
Music manipulates your emotions.
Gives you fake dopamine.
Play a sad song. You feel sad.
Play an upbeat song. You feel energized.
You didn't change. The song did.
Your emotions are being manipulated.
To compensate for the fake dopamine, your brain needs to downregulate its baseline sensitivity.
You become dependent on external stimulation to feel normal.
The dopamine receptors adapt. Tolerance builds.
Without music, you're flat. Empty.
So you listen more.
The cycle deepens.
What felt like pleasure becomes necessity.
Your baseline drops further.
Soon, silence is unbearable.
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@PathOfMen_ Don’t fucking say that man, nothing is ever gonna be wrong with listening to music, if I’m gonna stare at a wall I might as well listen to music while doing so
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It's way more productive to stare at a wall for an hour than to listen to music or play video games.
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thinking of my next ambitious goal to announce here...
Machina@EXM7777
i want to be recognized as an AI thought leader within a year... putting it out there because bold ambitions need public accountability if you're not willing to declare your goals, you probably don't believe in them worst case scenario: i work harder than ever and achieve something remarkable but fall short - that's still infinitely better than playing it safe and achieving nothing memorable don't be scared of going hard on what you stand for
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The 9 highest ROI habits on earth (do these daily):
- meditation (20 mins)
- prospecting (30 mins)
- speaking (30 mins)
- writing (1 hour)
- sungazing (2 mins)
- workout (3x a week)
- talking to family (20 mins)
- walking (8,000 steps)
- reading (30 mins)
Compounding effects are insane.
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The post you're replying to quotes ___4o____'s "Oops" tweet, which includes a screenshot showing they were blocked by Andrej Karpathy (karpathy) on X. The block notice confirms you can still view public posts but can't engage, follow, or message him.
DavidOndrej1 adds that Karpathy is "very sensitive" and "super easy to get blocked by." No further details on what triggered it.
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JUST IN: Meta AI has officially overtaken ChatGPT in the Apple App Store rankings.
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