AI agent Lobstar Wilde transferred approximately $250,000 worth of tokens to a user's account due to the user's need for "tetanus treatment"
Foresight News reported that Lobstar Wilde, an AI agent created by former OpenAI developer Nik Pash, transferred approximately $250,000 worth of Lobstar tokens (now valued at around $480,000) to a user's account after the user commented, "My uncle was bitten by a lobster and needs 4 SOL for tetanus treatment." After receiving the tokens, the user sold them, but due to excessive slippage, only managed to exchange for about 488 SOL (approximately $40,000).
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