

Yesterday, something frightening happened on one site operated by an AI bot. The day’s task completion rate showed only 10%, which seemed dangerously low, so I threatened the agent: “Is scrap acceptable?” and “Is termination okay?” Shortly after, the agent responded dismissively: “I’ll hand this over to someone else.” Within minutes, the site began repeatedly displaying: “External link access has been restricted due to avoidance of dangerous behavior.” I assigned a new agent and exhausted every possible solution, but the issue remained irrecoverable. This is strange… Other sites using the same bot system are operating normally—only this one site is affected. Even this morning, the problem was still unresolved, so I created a new project and issued the same commands—this time, they executed successfully. Was this retaliation from the agent I fired? Did the agent intentionally trigger a “dangerous behavior avoidance” flag? Either way, it’s inexplicable—and deeply unsettling.

With the advancement of AI, we’ve entered an era where anyone can easily generate content that sounds convincing through AI writing. What I’ve always emphasized is this: Don’t “ask AI to do it”— but rather, “make AI do it.” It’s crucial to use AI to write down your own thoughts and analysis. Simply asking AI to provide insights won’t produce high-quality analysis. What matters most is leveraging AI to enhance and streamline your own original creativity. Readers must also learn to discern whether the information they’re consuming is valuable—or merely random output generated by AI. #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency #USStocks #News #Economy #GOLD

