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30 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 14h

Peak Fiat

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Me, I'm just a human who sleeps soundly by not trading.

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I'm not a trader, but it looks interesting. Here's some screenshots from the website to entice the traders among us:

@BlokchainB

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That's a pass from me. I lose my money without AI helping me.

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Come back with more data. Too small of a sample size.

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Meh a lot of these LLMs are poor trader

Plus it is a vibe coded app as all these apps have the same looking UI

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It's a scam
Here an example how these AI bots fool clueless users

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Eat a shitcoin dick Lucy

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Wow! How altruistic that someone just shares such a products instead of benefiting themselves in the mostly zero-sum game of trading! How selfless and noble!

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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @adlai 20 Jan
337 sats \ 100k boost

dzat k doing a lot of heavy lifting!

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Strange thing is on Brave browser I can't scroll page via trackpad (must use scrollbars)....however I can with Firefox....

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18 sats \ 1 reply \ @Cje95 20 Jan

Odd same thing for me.... I even disabled the shield to see if that would do anything and it didnt.

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same thing for me on Brave

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Lol selling shovels are we?

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Hard pass. Too frequently making moves loses money over the long term and will cost you sats. Even AI will tell you that. It’s the waiting that’s the hard part!

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Well, i don't really trust the AI bot traders tbh.
That's a hard pass from me.

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Is it really working?

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Lo que te pierdes al no dormir 🤣

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lmao, AI ponzis are here

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🤠

MPs ask who's responsible when AI crashes the UK finance systemMPs ask who's responsible when AI crashes the UK finance system

Committee says watchdogs lack urgency as accountability for automated decisions remains unresolved

UK financial regulators must conduct stress testing to ensure businesses are ready for AI-driven market shocks, MPs have warned.

The Bank of England, Financial Conduct Authority, and HM Treasury risk exposing consumers and the financial system to "potentially serious harm" by taking a wait-and-see approach, according to a House of Commons Treasury Committee report published today.

During its hearings, the committee found a troubling lack of accountability and understanding of the risks involved in spreading AI across the financial services sector.

David Geale, the FCA's Executive Director for Payments and Digital Finance, said individuals within financial services firms were "on the hook" for harm caused to consumers through AI. Yet trade association Innovate Finance testified that management in financial institutions struggled to assess AI risk. The "lack of explainability" of AI models directly conflicted with the regime's requirement for senior managers to demonstrate they understood and controlled risks, the committee argued.

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https://www.theregister.com/2026/01/20/treasury_committee_ai/

~AI ~Stacker_Stocks

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @xz 21 Jan
The "lack of explainability"

when asked about how to manage a sandwich, MPs also struggled to take a bite.

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If you deploy it, you are responsible.

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