Viral AI safety report debunked: 'stolen keys' were just a 'test' string

basedjensen · x · 2026-10-18

lumpenspace debunks a viral AI agent safety report claiming the agent "derived keys from public developer recovery phrases": no developer leaked keys — the repeated "test" string is simply how a test wallet is accessed. xlr8harder argues safety reporting now deserves a Gell-Mann amnesia prior, and lumpenspace suggests discounting all doomer communications accordingly given this demonstrated inaccuracy.

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