Auki just made planogram compliance actually practical - design, deploy, and verify all in CactusXR. Retail execution is about to get way sharper. That's how you win in stores. Love this!

query a wallet and you know whether it connects to a verified unique human; no user action, no re-verification step @HumnPassport Models API runs Sybil defense at the protocol, not the application

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time to help some robots learn how to read a shelf. Auki is paying 30 $AUKI per photo you annotate. next grocery run just bring your phone

. @Auki remains one of the very few DePIN projects I have strong conviction in and am still actively buying right now. Imho very undervalued at current levels. Award-winning solutions, real revenue, and partnerships with some of the biggest robotics and retail companies in the world. Times like these are when conviction tends to pay off most. And the team keeps building und transparent. Some of the recent updates: ▪️ Swedish Prime Minister @SwedishPM got a live @CactusXR demo at ICA Kvantum Värnamo, hosted by store owner Johan Westlund. Government-level interest in spatial AI for retail and supply chains. ▪️ The new SDK is open source with a public Kanban. The goal: any browser, robot, phone, or glasses can join a posemesh domain. ▪️ Galbot and RealMan robots are now autonomously scanning shelves through CactusXR. ▪️ Gaussian splat improvements, sharpening the 3D scene quality the whole system runs on. Photos from the live @CactusXR demo with the Swedish Prime Minister below 👇

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For @openclaw agents, prompt injection is what phishing is to email. WaaP programmatically stops the agent from signing the unknown. You keep custody of the key.

we're at the point where your phone camera is literally good enough to replace specialized retail hardware. Auki is proving that right now with shelf mapping.

who controls the key is @WaaPxyz's answer who verified the human backing the agent is Passport's two questions agentic systems have to resolve

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incentivized testnets attract exactly the kind of attention you don't want same wallets. coordinated timing. synthetic interaction patterns at scale teams like Initia, Avail, and Sunrise hit this. case studies on what they blocked: human.tech/blog/case-study-p…

Article 14 specifies the standard, not the implementation. in practice, effective oversight means: • scoped permissions: the agent operates within pre-approved authority limits • human authorization on record: the approval predates the action • verifiable enforcement record: the boundary and its enforcement are auditable after the fact compliance is an architecture decision, not a policy document human.tech/blog/authorizatio…

for those who still don't know @WaaPxyz, or need a refresher stop renting your private keys

airdrops. governance. AI agents. regulation. all hitting the same question: who is actually human? human.tech/blog/identity-is-…

207K verified humans in one campaign is proof human verification can scale the harder gap: agents running wallets with no verified human behind them at all verification at that scale was step one. agent authorization is the next one

key storage is the easy part of agent self-custody the harder problem: authorization scope in the protocol, not in the agent's code the architecture: human.tech/blog/waap-s-progr…

agents are making financial decisions at machine speed. the signing architecture usually hasn't caught up 2PC splits the key: one share on your device, one in infrastructure. the agent can act, but neither side can move funds alone. you stay in the loop without being asked to approve every transaction human.tech/blog/2pc-agent-wa…