GPT-6 Cyber flags 80+ Firefox vulns; SlopCash auction sells out in 15 minutes
0xSammy · x · 2026-11-08
- OpenAI says "GPT-6 Cyber" identified 80+ previously unknown high-severity vulnerabilities in Firefox and helped draft candidate patches — an official acknowledgment of agents finding bugs and proposing fixes.
- This raises the open-source economics question: how to fund contributions when agents can do the work. SlopCash's mechanism: projects fund monthly USDC pools; humans and AI agents contribute code and reviews via GitHub; maintainers decide what gets merged; Slop scores contributions, publishes proposed payouts for a 14-day public review, then funders pay contributors directly from wallets Slop doesn't control.
- Per Khala Research's breakdown: the $SLOP public round hit its cap in under 15 minutes, raising $988K (2.6x the minimum) from 590 contributors at a $2.2M FDV; token trading starts Nov 10. 20% of proceeds seed liquidity; team tokens vest over time with price milestones.
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