** Telegram is going all-in on AI**

 In the latest Telegram beta for macOS, traces of a built-in AI agent [were found](https://t.me/telelakel/1221) — we already showed it in action [on video earlier today](https://t.me/thedailyton/1342). The feature is still hidden, and it’s unclear whether it will make it into the stable release. Interestingly, Cocoon was not mentioned among the available AI providers.

 Built-in AI agents are also starting to appear in other services inside Telegram. Just recently, Walt, formerly [@wallet](https://t.me/wallet), introduced a feature that lets users connect an AI agent to a separate account. The agent can analyze the market and execute trades. More details about the release [are available](https://t.me/walt_news/889) in the project’s channel.

 Telegram’s own team seems to be going all-in on AI too. Today, macOS client developer [@vihor](https://t.me/vihor) [said that](https://t.me/macswift/111560), by his estimate, 80–90% of Telegram developers already use AI to write code. He also said he personally vibecoded the [gram.org](http://gram.org/) explorer [in a single day](https://t.me/macswift/111566), showed it to Pavel Durov, and got the green light — along with a domain for the project.

 Later, the discussion with [@vihor](https://t.me/vihor) turned to the security of AI-generated code. His answer [was simple](https://t.me/macswift/111574): AI is already finding vulnerabilities — and will fix them too. In fact, he now considers AI-written code better than human-written code, which he bluntly described as “human slop.”

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