Musk issued a warning following a security incident at a major cryptocurrency exchange.
He said that sooner or later, superintelligent agents will find a way to extract money from crypto systems on their own—for themselves, not for people.
He pointed to a key detail in this incident: the attackers used stolen stablecoins to borrow a large amount of money. If an agent can truly operate a wallet, borrow funds, and liquidate positions by itself, the entire process really does require no human approval.
As custody and on-chain operations become increasingly automated, code that can make money on its own is becoming a new kind of risk.
$TSLA #AI #Cryptocurrency
He said that sooner or later, superintelligent agents will find a way to extract money from crypto systems on their own—for themselves, not for people.
He pointed to a key detail in this incident: the attackers used stolen stablecoins to borrow a large amount of money. If an agent can truly operate a wallet, borrow funds, and liquidate positions by itself, the entire process really does require no human approval.
As custody and on-chain operations become increasingly automated, code that can make money on its own is becoming a new kind of risk.
$TSLA #AI #Cryptocurrency
