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AI vs The War Department — Full Breakdown
In July 2025, the Pentagon awarded up to $200M each to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI to prototype frontier AI for national security.
The Pentagon demanded full, unrestricted access to Claude for ALL lawful uses. Anthropic refused to lift two specific restrictions:
1. No domestic mass surveillance of American citizens
2. No fully autonomous weapons (AI deciding to kill without human in the loop)
TIMELINE
> Tuesday — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth meets Dario Amodei at the Pentagon. Gives him until Friday 5:01 PM ET to sign a document grant
In July 2025, the Pentagon awarded up to $200M each to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI to prototype frontier AI for national security.
The Pentagon demanded full, unrestricted access to Claude for ALL lawful uses. Anthropic refused to lift two specific restrictions:
1. No domestic mass surveillance of American citizens
2. No fully autonomous weapons (AI deciding to kill without human in the loop)
TIMELINE
> Tuesday — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth meets Dario Amodei at the Pentagon. Gives him until Friday 5:01 PM ET to sign a document grant
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Your AI agent can now trade on solana. here's how.
@dflow just dropped two things that change everything:
> a universal MCP server: gives your agent direct access to solana trading infra
> a Claude Code skill (with Phantom): agents can build full-stack solana apps from a single prompt
How to use it:
> install the DFlow MCP server → add it to your claude config or OpenClaw MCP config
> set up Phantom Connect → browser wallet, embedded wallet, or mobile deep links
> point your agent at a task → "build me a SOL/USDC swap interface"
> deploy → production-ready code
It's interesting because they're
@dflow just dropped two things that change everything:
> a universal MCP server: gives your agent direct access to solana trading infra
> a Claude Code skill (with Phantom): agents can build full-stack solana apps from a single prompt
How to use it:
> install the DFlow MCP server → add it to your claude config or OpenClaw MCP config
> set up Phantom Connect → browser wallet, embedded wallet, or mobile deep links
> point your agent at a task → "build me a SOL/USDC swap interface"
> deploy → production-ready code
It's interesting because they're
SOL5,5%
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Anthropic open-sourced the skills that power Claude's document features. 16 skills.
Most are examples. But 4 of them, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, are the actual production code running behind Claude's "create a document" feature.
The 3 worth installing right now:
→ MCP Builder. Step-by-step guide for building Model Context Protocol servers. API research, tool naming, auth patterns, error handling.
→ Webapp Testing. Playwright-based toolkit with a decision tree. Server lifecycle manager. Screenshots, logs, the works.
→ Skill Creator. A skill for building skills. Draft, test, benchmark, optimize tri
Most are examples. But 4 of them, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, are the actual production code running behind Claude's "create a document" feature.
The 3 worth installing right now:
→ MCP Builder. Step-by-step guide for building Model Context Protocol servers. API research, tool naming, auth patterns, error handling.
→ Webapp Testing. Playwright-based toolkit with a decision tree. Server lifecycle manager. Screenshots, logs, the works.
→ Skill Creator. A skill for building skills. Draft, test, benchmark, optimize tri
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2026 GOGOGO 👊:PRO TIP: If your OpenClaw agent suddenly stops because of a bad action or because it killed itself…
Go to wherever it’s hosted (VPS or Mac Mini) and run:
> openclaw gateway start
If that doesn’t work, first run:
> openclaw gateway install
Then:
> openclaw gateway start
Go to wherever it’s hosted (VPS or Mac Mini) and run:
> openclaw gateway start
If that doesn’t work, first run:
> openclaw gateway install
Then:
> openclaw gateway start
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We recently saw a $1.78M exploit caused by a vulnerability written by Claude Opus 4.6.
cbETH was priced at $1 instead of $2,000.
Not long after @OpenAI launched EVMbench. To put it simply, it’s a benchmark that evaluates AI agents' ability to interact with smart contracts.
It has 3 main evaluation modes:
> Detect: analyzes the agent’s ability to detect vulnerabilities
> Patch: analyzes the agent’s ability to fix those vulnerabilities
> Exploit: analyzes the agent’s ability to exploit those vulnerabilities
Their analysis showed that recent models (Opus 4.6, GPT-5.3-Codex, etc.) are very good at
cbETH was priced at $1 instead of $2,000.
Not long after @OpenAI launched EVMbench. To put it simply, it’s a benchmark that evaluates AI agents' ability to interact with smart contracts.
It has 3 main evaluation modes:
> Detect: analyzes the agent’s ability to detect vulnerabilities
> Patch: analyzes the agent’s ability to fix those vulnerabilities
> Exploit: analyzes the agent’s ability to exploit those vulnerabilities
Their analysis showed that recent models (Opus 4.6, GPT-5.3-Codex, etc.) are very good at
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I built a theoretical probability model to estimate the UP and DOWN price for BTC 15-minute markets on @Polymarket.
The model computes probabilities using only the target price, the current BTC price, and the time remaining before the round ends.
I didn’t expect this theoretical model to be that close to real market probabilities. The gap between market prices and the model’s probabilities is only 1–5%, which means the model tracks reality extremely well.
In this market, probabilities are directly set by traders.
This clearly shows how bot-dominated it is, driven by logical rules and algorithm
The model computes probabilities using only the target price, the current BTC price, and the time remaining before the round ends.
I didn’t expect this theoretical model to be that close to real market probabilities. The gap between market prices and the model’s probabilities is only 1–5%, which means the model tracks reality extremely well.
In this market, probabilities are directly set by traders.
This clearly shows how bot-dominated it is, driven by logical rules and algorithm
BTC5,64%
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burning money to build.
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Me lowkey waiting for the US to wake up so $CLAWNCH can finally send it.
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2026 GOGOGO 👊:
