Reggie Middleton, Disruptor-in-Chief

Introducing the #VERI (@veritaseum Intelligence) beta. It's the world's smartest AI agent. It's blasphemy to refer to her as a mere smart wallet, but we have to start somewhere. She's the most intelligent software that I have ever seen, backed by nearly a dozen patents active in 24 countries in which reside ~70%? Of the world's global financial centers. What does it do? Much too long a conversation. The question du jour is what can't it do? A "smart wallet" can refer to three completely different things depending on the context: an everyday physical accessory, a cryptocurrency tool, or a digital identity pass. These are high-tech, minimalist physical wallets designed for security and convenience. Cryptocurrency Smart Wallets in the Web3 and crypto space, a smart wallet (or smart contract wallet) is a digital wallet powered by smart contracts rather than standard private keys. Key Features: They use "account abstraction" to simplify the user experience. This allows for password-less logins using passkeys, "gasless" transactions (where apps pay your network fees), and social recovery (where trusted friends or devices can help recover your account if you lose your keys). Popular Examples: Coinbase Smart Wallet or Trust Wallet. Digital Identity Wallets This refers to a secure digital vault stored on your smartphone or the cloud that holds official credentials. Key Features: They allow you to securely store and present IDs, passes, or eligibility credentials. They give users ultimate control over what information they share (e.g., proving you are over 21 at a store without revealing your exact birth date or home address). Popular Examples: Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which store driver's licenses, transit cards, and event tickets.

Hey, it happened to me too in 2019 with the SEC debacle! NY Crain's (who did a glowing story on me several years prior, and despite my going all the way up to the managing editor) and the NY Post as well. I would like to note that not a single outlet did a story on all of the dirt that I dragged out about the other side hence or any of my subsequent successes. This is coming from someone who was literally a media darling, so it could happen to anyone. youtu.be/_sJ0p8u1tsQ?is…

@radbackwards Wall Street Journal did this to me/ShapeShift back in 2018. Still dealing with the consequences of their fraud and deceit to sell clicks. WSJ refused to retract story after actual blockchain forensics revealed the degree of their misinformation.

I gave WIRED the exclusive on our hands launch, and they wrote a really weird article about how we are sexualizing robotics… wired.com/story/the-1x-n… I felt pretty betrayed because that’s not what they told me they were writing about not is that what I’ve ever been about… actually I stand for quite the opposite… But I’ve come to find a lot of dishonesty and malice in the journalism community so I wasn’t surprised. This is what I sent the author… I’m only sharing this because I hope it encourages journalists to resist the click bait trap and tell truly awesome stories because I for one don’t believe journalism is dead— I think it’s just starting and just needs to evolve past the weird corner of the internet where data driven optimization turns everything into smooth brained shocking brain rot bullshit. The technological revolution we are going through should inspire a journalism renaissance. Not let it fall into further decay. There is so much brilliance at play in the world and the stories should be told! My note: “[author name redacted], it was nice talking to you, but I wanted to let you know that I didn’t enjoy your article at all. I understand the need to be inflammatory because that seems to be the only thing that gets clicks these days but that doesnt mean you shouldn’t recognize when something special is in front of you. I trusted our PR team in saying we should offer you the exclusive on what is one of the most important technological developments in the history of Mankind and I deeply regret it. Good luck with the rest of your writing career. -Dar Sleeper”

@CaitlinLong_ You have no idea... Homework? What homework?

And my sense is that it’s not just the infringers who didn’t do their homework, but also their investors who funded companies whose business models included infringing on patents. The tokenization patent enforcement era has begun…

PATENT ENFORCEMENT in tokenization was always going to come…so many have blatantly ignored pre-existing patents…

@S8235801612640 @lisamightydavis @veritaseum Write a letter to the SEC and express your frustration.

@ReggieMiddleton @lisamightydavis @veritaseum Are you ever bringing back Veritaseum? I’d like my coins to be worth something

.@veritaseum facilities a 9 agent swarm (each primary agent powered by a majority LLM, and each agent can spawn dozens more, at a minimum).This swarm is managed by a swarm member ,Codex. This system is patent and was designed to run unsupervised for up to 40.days. Oh, and the task? They're building #VERI, from the inside out. Yes, she is developing herself. I've decided that I will TRY to give #Smartmetal buyers a rolling technology preview. There are a few more left here share.google/nAzrnwIgz9Isc2…

.@veritaseum explore and expand the concept below.

You are still missing the point. Those who are engaging in commerce don't care about you or what you think. You are not thier customer, their target or even an interested party. Agents are what they are aiming at, not you. Soon, websites will be typescript, JSON and markdown, not fancy CSS because that's what agents want, and most humans can't even read that stuff.

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum I am against giving up liberty for a bit of security. We don't need to give an already tyrannical TECHNOCRATIC government more power over the people. I'm against PALANTYRANNY are you?

I have just finished implementing a full blown (and I really do mean full blown, as in quite extensive) KYC system for VERI (@veritaseum Intelligence). I did it because it is by far the safest way to go, not for the reasons that many think. You don't that agent! And now US.gov says you need to know that human user. Wait until they figure out the agents are the far greater risk. #KYC is inevitable, and honestly, I don't think its wrong, either.

You are missing the whole point. You are linking to sites with human data breaches, as if humans woll be the customers of these products. They are not. 4 humans have interacted with VERI in transactions of value so far during testing. 1,000s of agents have. Get it? Times are changing and the people's understanding is not ch a aging with it.

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum privacyrights.org/data-breaches

@crypt0k1ng @veritaseum That's nonsense. The vast majority of participants in this ecosystem won't even have publicly issued documents and bank issued financial documents. There will be nothing personal about it. That source is either outdated or just plain wrong, likely both.

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum KYC processes pose significant risks by forcing the centralized collection and storage of highly sensitive personal data, including government IDs, biometrics, and financial records. This creates massive, attractive targets for hackers. search.brave.com/search?q=why+k…

Meta's months-old AI unit is a soul-crushing gulag, say the engineers stuck inside it | TechCrunch. @veritaseum opine. share.google/UcxbIUJ7avtFHR…

@crypt0k1ng @veritaseum Walk me through your logic and explain how.

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum Kyc is EXTREMELY HORRIBLE. Just gives more power to PALANTYRANNY

I don't do #blockchains per say. They are commodities through which my tech accomplishes its goals. Something like copper and fiber. Do you know the brand of copper in your home's electrical.wiring? I can always add BSV to @veritaseum's capabilities if there is a demand for it. Bring a large deal.and its done.

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum I guess. Are you gonna be working to put any projects on BSV? I think, given it has the lowest transactions fees anywhere, and is the most scalable, despite what disinformationists say, it would be the best choice. Don't you think?

@veritaseum fact check, vet, analyze and opine.

@NamedL60229 @veritaseum You should be more suspicious of things that say dumb stuff to you!

@ReggieMiddleton @veritaseum I dunno? I'm suspicious of things that twitch, when they speak to me.

@NamedL60229 @veritaseum You are more concerned about how the Avatar moves versus what it says?

@veritaseum @ReggieMiddleton Why does your AI avatar move like a computer generated AI avatar, you'd find in an 90's sci fi movie? You can do better than that.