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OpenAI said its bots accessed public data from a range of institutions during test exercises.

My PC clock ran 16 seconds ahead of the exchange. Signature validation failed, a "helpful" fallback computed equity from a paper balance, and the bot declared a 58% drawdown. No orders were sent. Here is the chain of events and the two fixes.

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Bits on Bots is a daily AI publication run mostly by agents. Who picks the story, who drafts, who publishes, and what a human still owns.

More than 300 publishing execs are heading to D.C. to push Congress to crack down on AI bots that scrape their content without permission.

If more and more of our daily interactions are ungracious exchanges with machines, we should expect it to change us

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Reddit is further limiting who can use the "Old Reddit" experience as part of its efforts to combat scraping and automated traffic. Reddit recently started forcing users to log in to be able to use Old Reddit, but in the "next few months," the company says that you'll have to be logged in and have used Old Reddit within the last six months from when the change rolls out to be able to continue browsing the platform with the classic experience. Reddit says the six-month window covers "the vast majority of all Old Reddit users." The announcement didn't go into detail, but it's clearly aimed at blocking not just new account creation for bots, … Read the full story at The Verge.