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

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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

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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.