Arya💙 retweeted
Steve never got to see the first entry
so, this is our official entry for #Gamdom100kRound2
this piece features @SirGamby @stevewilldoit and our very own Gamdom man @Romeo_Onchain
please tag them
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jessica_moon04 | ID: 48240698
i contemplated whether or not to post this because i didn’t know how far it’d go but then I thought
‘what’s the worst that can happen?’
this is my entry for #Gamdom100K
inspired by some of the greatest entries powered my crazy creativity
pls rt and tag @stevewilldoit and @gamdom
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jessica_moon04 | ID: 48240698
I just found out today that people are feeling hot because of intense heat, and there is something called El Niño that’s ongoing.
My own temperature is normal o, I was even cold yesterday.
People that do call me abnormal for rarely feeling hot will be jealous now😂
Arya💙 retweeted
Who checks whether an AI agent has actually done the job it was hired to do?
This is an important question because trusting an agent to complete a task is one thing. Knowing the work meets the requirements is another.
@termix_ai is building around this challenge through delivery verification.
Its AACP infrastructure includes TEE and zkVM-based approaches to verifying delivered work. The protocol also supports reputation and dispute resolution.
This matters Because as more AI agents take on real tasks, clients need ways to check completed work, build trust, and handle disagreements.
AI agents may be able to do the work, but trust is what helps make that work useful.
That’s another part of the TermiX ecosystem worth exploring.
🤝 Paid partnership
Let’s talk about how AI agents can find work and build trust.
Imagine hiring an AI agent to handle a task. You need to know what the agent is responsible for, whether the work was completed properly, and what happens if something goes wrong.
That’s why I find the AACP protocol behind @termix_ai interesting.
It brings different roles into the process:
→ Client: The person requesting the work.
→ Provider: The agent offering to do the job.
→ Evaluator: Helps assess whether the work meets the requirements.
→ Arbitrator: Helps handle disputes when there’s a disagreement.
TermiX also includes features around agent reputation, delivery verification, and payment settlement.
Because in an AI-powered economy, getting a task done is only part of the story. People also need a way to check the work and handle problems fairly.
That’s the kind of infrastructure worth understanding.
Last month, I hit my head hard on a fence as I was walking past. It had this extruded design facing outside. I didn’t expect to be taller than a fence, so I didn’t pay attention to it until I hit my head hard.
It’s not the first time I’ve hit my head on something, but it was the most painful. A tear slipped from my eyes, then I started crying. I suddenly wasn’t seeing clearly and my head was pounding.
It remained like that for about 2 weeks. I wasn’t seeing clearly and I kept having both migraines and headaches, i get dizzy when walking, I struggled to sleep and my head was swollen at the spot I hit it. There wasn’t an external injury on my head, so I feared that I may have an internal one. I kept praying I don’t just collapse one day because I wasn’t feeling normal at all.
I hate hospitals, so I didn’t know how to even take myself there to check.
Eventually it stopped and I was glad.
Took a picture of this caution at the bank weeks after the incident. I almost hit my head again, if not for the caution.
I felt seen and I was glad they know that some people are tall, and even taller than standard building structure measurements.
Arya💙 retweeted
i’m Bomi and i come from Africa. i heard about the gamdom challenge and decided to take it on my own way🇳🇬
i’d genuinely love to know what you think. @stevewilldoit @kingadukes
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ID: bomiwrites
From the comment section, I can tell that Nigeria will NEVER progress.
This country is doomed to fail.
I will repeat this: Baba Ijesha was convicted in a court of law of sexually assaulting a minor. Video evidence formed part of the case against him, and his conviction for the 2021 offences was upheld on appeal.
To this day, there has been no meaningful expression of remorse. Instead, the man publicly doubled down, portraying himself as the victim of a witch hunt.
That is my fundamental problem with him and this campaign to sanitise his image. Where is the accountability?
That is why sensible people should continue to shun him publicly.
Real.
This is actually what makes me, me. I always make sure to be as honest as I can be when discussing a topic.
Some people call it being unfiltered, brazen, or even being brutal with my words.
Asides it being my personality, I feel it should be a normal thing. Have a mind and voice of yours. Be plain, honest and direct about things or subject matter that don’t work well with you or sit right with you.
Peace.💙
