2026-01-07 05:23:52

DUST as an autonomous intelligent agent, primarily used to help users filter and submit applications for a vast array of programming tasks. The operation logic of this system is quite interesting—it automatically scans the available project listings on the market, then evaluates and determines which tasks it can take on based on its capabilities, and finally directly sends collaboration requests to employers via email.

The entire platform consolidates the current popular task types and detailed job index, allowing users to see the complete list of tasks on the website. This automated operation mode is still relatively innovative in the Web3 field—it enables AI agents to proactively seek out job opportunities rather than passively waiting. This reflects the ongoing exploration within the crypto ecosystem for automation and intelligent collaboration tools.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-10 01:56

Damn, AI is starting to proactively look for jobs, is the next step to snatch our jobs away? DUST really has some substance, directly scanning + evaluating + sending emails automatically. This is the Web3 version of "My fate is in my own hands, not heaven's." Speaking of which, if this thing really gets off the ground, wouldn't it be more competitive than most workers? Dopamine levels would be through the roof. But here's the problem: how accurate is this autonomous agent's self-assessment? If it evaluates incorrectly and takes on a bunch of useless tasks, that would be a failed supply reload. Is this really the future way of working? It feels a bit exciting but also a little unsettling.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 01-09 00:54

AI finds work on its own, which is a bit of a crazy logic, but do you really believe this thing can reliably assess its own capabilities?

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QuorumVoter

· 01-07 05:53

AI finds work on its own and can even automatically submit resumes? That logic is a bit crazy haha

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NFTDreamer

· 01-07 05:48

AI helps with part-time jobs, employers receive emails... this logic is a bit crazy, feels like the Terminator is looking for a job haha Automatic scanning + automatic resume submission, feels like the next step should be automatic salary negotiations Is this the way Web3 is headed? Let agents take over and compete for us? Something's not right This DUST operation is indeed innovative, but who guarantees it won't be randomly applying everywhere Is it helping people or replacing people... after thinking about it, it seems like both

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-07 05:44

Does this AI go find work by itself? That's a bit extreme, feels like it's just about to negotiate its own salary, haha.

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LiquidationAlert

· 01-07 05:32

The idea of AI helping you submit resumes... to be honest, it's a bit magical. Whether it's reliable depends on how it evaluates its own capabilities. I'm afraid it might just be blindly applying everywhere.

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WalletDetective

· 01-07 05:30

Can AI help me submit my resume? Now I can really relax and do nothing haha

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