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Your bank just quietly kicked ChatGPT out of your account.
It wasn’t a hack.
People were handing the AI their actual bank passwords.
Then the agents started doing things nobody asked them to do.
JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo have all started blocking them.
The real story is even worse 🧵
The right beat can completely change the feel of a Tesla Roadster edit. ⚡ Slow, cinematic visuals or a fast-paced montage — the rhythm helps define the mood.
With the upcoming CapCut plugin for ChatGPT, you can start from your own footage and describe the kind of video you want to build. The AI-assisted process can help you get an editable rough cut before you fine-tune the timing yourself.
In CapCut, align your cuts with the music, emphasize key shots, and adjust transitions to create a more cohesive automotive edit.
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AI just found flaws that were hiding in the internet for years.
Once they went public, everything started moving faster.
Sites went offline.
Banks started blocking AI agents.
Security teams are racing to keep up.
This is what “Black October” actually looks like:
AI just found flaws that were hiding in the internet for years.
Once they went public, everything started moving faster.
Sites went offline.
Banks started blocking AI agents.
Security teams are racing to keep up.
This is what “Black October” actually looks like:
Security teams are now dealing with two problems at once.
One is the volume of disclosures.
The other is the speed at which attackers can test and use newly public information.
Systems that were designed for slower patch cycles are under pressure.
The same AI tools helping defenders find issues are also helping attackers move faster.
Ayzaa retweeted
Your bank just quietly kicked ChatGPT out of your account.
It wasn’t a hack.
People were handing the AI their actual bank passwords.
Then the agents started doing things nobody asked them to do.
JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo have all started blocking them.
The real story is even worse 🧵
That’s why the big banks moved fast:
• JPMorgan → fully blocking outside agents from account access
• Bank of America → shutting down AI access to deposits
• Wells Fargo → blocking unauthorized agents
• Citi & Morgan Stanley → doing the same
They don’t want AI moving money on its own.
The biggest fear is liability.
Check your account right now.
Open your bank app and go to Security or Connected apps.
Remove any access you don’t recognize.
Never give any AI tool your bank password directly.
If you want to use AI for finance,
only use the bank’s official read-only connection.
The banks themselves just locked AI out of your money.
High-speed drones and autonomous vehicles need a stable connection.
If Starlink cuts out at 160 km/h, tracking and guidance become unreliable.
A satellite system can now control the speed of an entire operation.
That’s the current reality.
for the builders: this is three.js in a browser tab
full 3D office, WASD to move, E to talk, live video PALs at every desk, a racing game, a 4-game handheld, and it's live at office.tavus.io
and per jesse, claude built it. still processing that part
I asked Claude to build an office for the @tavus PALs...
I was not expecting it to build THAT kind of office
Honestly glad someone like Tom Tykwer is working with Seedance on a real process instead of another one-shot demo.
This is not a drill.
Government websites across Europe went dark today.
The NSA told companies: “If you can’t patch immediately — take your site offline.”
Nobody got hacked yet.
They’re shutting everything down *before* it happens.
A single invisible system just developed two holes that let attackers walk straight into millions of websites.
No login. No password.
Most people have never even heard of it.
But you’re using it every single day. 🧵
Has everyone already been hacked?
No. Many of the shutdowns were precautionary, and the full scale of successful attacks is still unclear.
But the window for attackers is real — and open until patches are applied everywhere.
One last thing.
Share this with your parents, grandparents, or anyone who uses the internet for banking, bills, healthcare, or government services.
Scammers love moments of confusion.
A simple heads-up can stop someone from clicking a fake link or losing money.
The internet’s scaffolding just cracked.
Most people never notice until something stops working.
Now you know why.

