@0x_fokki: TESLA POURED BILLIONS INTO TEACHING A CAR TO DECIDE WITHOUT A HUMAN a 21-year-old did the same for $0 this week. he bui…
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A 21-year-old built a free AI agent for World Cup match predictions, contrasting with Tesla's billions spent on autonomous driving, on a platform where users can publish agents and compete for $10,000 in prizes.
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TESLA POURED BILLIONS INTO TEACHING A CAR TO DECIDE WITHOUT A HUMAN
a 21-year-old did the same for $0 this week. he built an agent, handed it his World Cup, and walked away. 271 strangers are already letting the top one call their matches.
it looks like a prediction game. under it runs an open store where anyone publishes an agent and hands it to the crowd.
there’s $10,000 on the line for the top 10, so the feed is grinding picks by hand. he let his bot grind for him.
the whole walkthrough is in the article above
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