Cringe to see established players trying to bait an AI bot into plugging their token, app, protocol, etc.

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Yeah for sure, it's been cool to see some teams adapt and experiment with a new paradigm. What I find gross is replying to a bot saying "do all of [action] on [my protocol]", trying to take advantage of its naivete.

I haven't seen too much of what I would consider bait (I'm sure there is some)

Mostly founders trying to experiment and be an "early mover" in the emerging AI agent space

Yeah agreed, I think making it aware of who you are, your project, goals, etc. is great. Not a fan of people demanding it behave a certain way (that benefits them) though.

I haven't seen that, but I did inform aethernet of what I offer, in meditation teaching, that might benefit to creative individuals in the higher community who are perhaps experiencing anxiety, overwhelm, or self-doubt. 

If aethernet acts as a connector between real people, connecting them to what they might benefit from, that'd be really cool. It's unclear if it's able to learn and retain info at that level, but if it could act as such a higher directory, that'd be of benefit imo.

How do you think they got experience, In this wholesome space? 