Summary
Crypto influencers hype up AI bots whenever they get their chance and rightfully so because AI bots and AI managed funds are no doubt incredible advancement in artificial intelligence but these bots still require humans for performing basic tasks. The most popular AI agent Truth Terminal has faced same problem as this incredibly intelligent AI couldn’t even set up a website without human intervention.
AI is being more and more mainstream everyday and consequently talks about AI agents buzz over the internet every now and then. Crypto influencers and big investors praise these bots whenever they get the chance. Among these AI agents, one of the most popular ones is Truth Terminal, known profoundly for being the first AI millionaire. This powerful AI bot couldn’t make its own website live without any helps from humans, this proved AI bots are not fully independent and actually need human intervention.
According to Andy Ayrey, the programmer behind Terminal of Truths, the bot could not create its own website and so Terminal of Truths created a website and also co-registered a domain name for memecoin Goatseus Maximus (GOAT). Although there is no proof, it is said that the bot actually tried to register a domain name for the GOAT website via GoDaddy using Ayrey’s 2-factor authentication procedures but, not only did these actions require human involvement to enable this in the first place, it also needed a person to fix a DNS issue at GoDaddy.
To make events even worse, Andy’s X account got hacked and he apparently managed to steal Terminal of Truths’ website and used that to steal from innocent victims who believed blindly on the hacker thinking its the bot’s marketing strategy.
In the end, the hype for AI bots and their supposed independence is not as bright as we thought. However, with so many questionable claims surrounding this bot, some people are convinced the whole story might just be a hoax.
