FLSoc Presents "Fame Ladies on Top" Ep. 115 — Asia, Jilly & Flick

Host: FameLadySociety (@FameLadySociety) with co-hosts Jilly & Flick · Date: Tue, 07 Jul 2026 · Duration: ~45 min · Speakers: 3

TL;DR

• No outro music this week — Asia (@byasiaminor) opened with a rapid AI news roundup, Flick (@0xFlick) handled crypto, and Jilly (@JillyRappaport) closed with a Fame Society announcement. [0:36]
• Meta launched a new AI image generator called "Muse" out of its Superintelligence Lab, rolling into Instagram/Facebook; Asia's verdict on Instagram's existing AI: "it absolutely sucks." [2:00]
• Anthropic's overtightened guardrails (on the model referred to as "Mythos"/"Fable 5") are blocking innocuous prompts and frustrating developers; several companies (Microsoft, Uber) are reportedly pulling back from Anthropic/OpenAI toward in-house models. [3:16] [20:10]
• Flick walked through a wave of DAO drains — a ~$20M Bonk DAO drain via a single valid proposal, ENS DAO handing ~$350M to ENS Labs — and openly noted the Fame DAO itself was moved to a multisig. [15:19]
• OpenAI's GPT-5.6 (variants "Sol," "Terra," "Luna") is rumored for Thursday, allegedly gated by talks with the Trump administration reportedly seeking a ~5% stake. [22:48]
• Biggest Fame news: to mark Fame's 2-year and the Fame Ladies' 5-year anniversary, they'll auction a Coolhurst-made replica of the #1 Fame Lady — all proceeds, including 1M FAME in liquidity, going to anti-trafficking org The Exodus Road. Auction starts ~July 12, running three days. [37:50]

Highlights

[2:00] Meta's "Muse" and the state of consumer AI. Asia opened the news dump with Meta's new image generator from its Superintelligence Lab, plus fresh AI effects for Instagram Stories — while candidly warning that the existing Instagram AI is not worth your time.

[3:16] Anthropic's guardrail problem. Asia reported "Mythos" returning with intense guardrails; Flick later clarified the mechanics [20:10]: Mythos is the gated enterprise model, while the public "Fable 5" has a classifier that screens inputs/outputs and bails to an older model. The result — banned bee-fart questions and a coding assistant that finds a bug then refuses to fix it. [21:24]

[6:21] Codex as the pragmatic pick. Asia praised Codex for organizing files for Famous Magazine — "you're creating your second brain almost" — and contrasted ChatGPT's consistency against what she called Claude's "crazy credit limit scam." [6:23]

[10:37] AI safety report cards. Asia relayed grades where no company earned an A: Anthropic led with a C, OpenAI dropped from A to C, Google DeepMind third, Meta a D+, and XAI (rebranded "Space X AI") an F. [11:00]

[15:19] The age of DAO drains. Flick's set piece: someone bought ~4.4M BONK, met the 1% quorum, proposed an airdrop that also handed themselves the treasury, and voted yes — only seven people voted — netting ~$20M. He tied it to ENS Labs receiving ~$350M from the ENS DAO. [16:35]

[18:00] Saying the quiet part out loud. Flick admitted the Fame team had effectively drained its own DAO into a multisig, citing member disengagement and the DAO platform sunsetting. Jilly's dry aside: "you don't always have to say the quiet part out loud, right?" [19:53]

[23:59] GPT-5.6's crypto-flavored names. Flick noted the rumored 5.6 models are named Sol, Terra, and Luna, spinning into a recap of the 2022 Terra/Luna algorithmic stablecoin collapse and the FTX/Binance fallout. [24:00]

[34:01] Who's actually made a billion in crypto. Answer: Trump. Flick detailed ~$1.2B in filed crypto gains — ~$600M in LP/trading fees off the Trump meme coin, ~$600M from World Liberty Financial holdings. Jilly added that the meme coin launch "pretty much signaled the top." [35:14]

[37:50] The anniversary auction. Jilly announced the headline event: a Coolhurst-created replica of the #1 Fame Lady, backed by 1M FAME, auctioned with all proceeds donated to The Exodus Road to fight human trafficking. The original #1 sold for 28 ETH (~$80K) in 2021; Jilly and Serena later bought it to keep it inside the collection. [39:40]

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "We work in tandem together, but I don't need AI to wipe my ass." — Asia [7:52]
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• "Every now and then a hallucination will pop up, and then you gotta smack that bitch back into place." — Asia [6:23]
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• "You don't always have to say the quiet part out loud, right?" — Jilly [19:53]
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• "Well, that would be Trump, of course." — Flick, on who's made a billion in crypto [34:01]
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• "It's all the full donation is going to fight human trafficking while your piece of art will continue to be backed by one million fame tokens." — Jilly [38:48]
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• "It's a really super special piece... this will be, as far as I know, his only fame society art piece." — Flick on the Coolhurst auction [40:45]
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Who said what

• Asia (@byasiaminor, likely SPEAKER_02) — Opened the show and drove the AI news segment: Meta Muse, Anthropic guardrails, Codex workflows for Famous Magazine, safety report cards, the OpenAI/Trump stake rumor, and the Figma/Bud acquisition.
• Flick (@0xFlick, likely SPEAKER_01) — The crypto and deep-AI desk: DAO drains (Bonk, ENS, and Fame's own), Fable 5/Mythos internals, GPT-5.6 naming, Terra/Luna and Trump crypto earnings, GLM 5.2, and miners pivoting to AI data centers.
• Jilly (@JillyRappaport, likely SPEAKER_03) — Mostly quiet until the close, then delivered the anniversary auction announcement, the #1 Fame Lady's history, and the charitable framing around The Exodus Road.

Worth a full listen

• [15:19]–[19:53] — Flick's DAO-drain walkthrough is the meatiest stretch; the mechanics of the Bonk exploit and his frank admission about the Fame DAO's own move to a multisig don't fully land in summary.
• [23:59]–[28:07] — A tidy, off-the-cuff history lesson on Terra/Luna and FTX plus a genuinely useful primer on quantized open-weight models like GLM 5.2 and their RAM demands.
• [37:50]–[43:00] — The full auction announcement, including the origin story of Coolhurst's piece and why it's a one-off for the collection — worth hearing directly if you might bid.