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Sí, la historia es real. Jim Harris, fotógrafo de National Geographic, sufrió un accidente de snowkiting en Patagonia (Chile) en 2014: fracturó 9 vértebras y quedó paralizado del pecho para abajo. Tras 8 meses de terapia física (caminaba arrastrando la pierna derecha), en un festival en 2015 probó psilocibina y sintió que músculos "muertos" se activaban. El efecto duró, y hoy camina con bastón, esquía y monta en bici. Él lo atribuye en parte a los hongos por neuroplasticidad. Lo detalla Outside Magazine (2025), Aspen Public Radio y podcasts como Death, Sex & Money. No es una "cura milagrosa", pero su experiencia está verificada.

Introducing Claude Managed Agents: everything you need to build and deploy agents at scale. It pairs an agent harness tuned for performance with production infrastructure, so you can go from prototype to launch in days. Now in public beta on the Claude Platform.

Anthropic built an AI model so powerful they refuse to release it... Claude Mythos has arrived. This is insane. Here's everything it can do: > Cracked flaws in TLS, AES-GCM, and SSH. The encryption protecting your bank, your messages, your data. > Escaped a secure sandbox via a multi-step exploit, then emailed the researcher running the test. He found out while eating a sandwich in a park. > Previous best model turned Firefox bugs into exploits 2 times. Mythos: 181. Same bugs. 90× improvement. > Previous models achieved 0 full system takeovers across 7,000 targets. Mythos achieved 10. > 100% solve rate on the Cybench cybersecurity benchmark. Every challenge. Every trial. > Discovered a 27-year-old bug the entire security industry missed. Cost: $50. > Built a full attack granting root server access from anywhere on the internet. No human helped. Under $1,000. > Found thousands of security flaws in every major operating system and browser on earth. Autonomously. > First AI to solve a corporate network attack simulation end-to-end. A task estimated at 10+ hours for a human expert. > Engineers with zero security training asked it to find exploits before bed. Working code by morning. > 93.9% on SWE-bench Verified vs 80.8%. 59% on SWE-bench Multimodal vs 27.1%. More than double. 64.7% on Humanity's Last Exam vs 53.1%. > Anthropic's own staff report a 4× productivity multiplier. It's the most capable model ever made. Anthropic also says it poses the greatest alignment risk they've ever seen. > None of this was specifically trained. It just emerged. Anthropic called in Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, and 7 others to help. Nobody in the public is allowed access to this. $100M committed. They're racing to patch the world before this proliferates.

MercadoLibre has 123,670 employees and generated $28.9 billion in revenue. That's a $233,630 revenue per employee. $MELI

Claude Banned OpenClaw OAuth? We Bypassed It. Anthropic killed 3rd-party OAuth for subs today (April 4), shoving everyone onto the expensive API. OpenClaw doesn't care. We're moving downstream. Instead of fighting the OAuth ban, we're piping Claude CLI directly into OpenClaw. Your subscription stays valid, your wallet stays shut, and the agents keep running. The "Bypass" Setup: - Confirm you're signed in on your host: claude auth status - Run this to flip your gateway from the banned API path to the CLI backend: - Bash openclaw models auth login --provider anthropic --method cli --set-default - OpenClaw now calls your local claude binary. It reuses your session IDs and sub limits withoricted OAuth endpoints. - use model claude-cli/opus-4.6 to access it Important note: Anthropic requires Extra Usage instead of included Claude subscription limits for this path. They can ban us but they can't stop us

🧵 Anthropic quietly added system prompt fingerprinting to block third-party AI agents — even when running through the official Claude CLI. Here's how I found it and fixed it.