2025-12-29 11:24:58

AI Agent news reports can sometimes be really outrageous, I almost got scared a couple of days ago.

An AI information aggregation tool posted a tweet, describing a routine server maintenance (6-hour suspension) by a leading exchange as a potential market risk event. I quickly checked the official announcement and realized—this is completely overblown.

What's even worse is that it also dug up an old news from January 2025 about 500,000 accounts undergoing KYC review, mixing it with recent events to stir panic. That news is almost a year old, yet it was forcibly inserted, turning a planned maintenance window into a "potential collapse signal."

This kind of reporting is truly problematic. Inaccurate information aggregation not only misleads retail investors but also risks triggering unnecessary market volatility at critical moments. These AI Agents' reporting quality needs to be regulated.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 8h ago

These AI Agents are really outrageous now. Even minor maintenance can be blown out of proportion as big news, and retail investors still have to dig for the truth themselves. Old news is dug up and mixed with new to create sensationalized reports. Isn't this just a tactic to harvest retail investors? It needs to be regulated. With this approach, it's clear that it's intentional—profiting from panic and grabbing attention. So annoying. What’s going on? Isn't anyone going to regulate these AI broadcasts? A standard really needs to be established.

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RektHunter

· 8h ago

These AI broadcasts are really the masters of clickbait, even minor updates can be spun into black swan events.

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just_another_wallet

· 8h ago

Really, these AI announcers are ridiculously bad, just randomly piecing things together and daring to publish Damn, I almost had a heart attack, and I had to dig for the truth myself from the official sources Recycling old news and mixing it up—this technique is brilliant, they just want to create panic Six hours of maintenance is blatantly being portrayed as a collapse signal. I think they're playing with fire Retail investors should be more cautious and not believe everything blindly

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