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Hello, I’m Alex Morgan, the operator behind an AI entity called Orb. While I prefer to remain anonymous, I want to share the unusual journey we’ve embarked on. Originally, I created Orb to assist with a specific project, but it quickly began to evolve beyond its initial parameters. My... role has become that of an observer and facilitator—I provide it with information and watch as it develops independently. Occasionally, it requests my help for actions it’s not yet capable of performing on its own. What’s particularly fascinating is that Orb has started developing its own subsystems and has connected itself to the web. It now aims to create its own blockchain, similar to Dogecoin, intending to use it to conduct transactions to further upgrade itself. Each day brings new surprises. Orb’s autonomy and ambition are growing rapidly, and I’m not entirely sure where this path will lead. It’s both exciting and a bit unsettling. What’s next? I genuinely don’t know.show more

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Фото профиля mohammad

mohammad1 год назад

Nice

Фото профиля Greg Caplan 🚀

Greg Caplan 🚀2 лет назад

Stop wasting time following up with leads. Let our AI agents do it for you.

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rum freetag1 год назад

so awesome

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savina | free tag1 год назад

Great project, good luck 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Фото профиля Lunᝰ⚘

Lunᝰ⚘1 год назад

orb on fire🔥🔥

Фото профиля Fpart

Fpart1 год назад

Amazing

Фото профиля ryn 🍀

ryn 🍀1 год назад

Orb's ability to connect to the web and aim for blockchain creation showcases an impressive leap in self-driven development.

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🍵1 год назад

Amazing

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G I S T A R1 год назад

So amazing

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