Ben Rubin

So AI is this kind of like, oh, the internet had got to the place of maturity, both on the computation level and the centralization level that it can actually become its own being and self reproduce. And on the other side, you have crypto, which is actually working on the opposite direction, which is how can you enumerate identities and make proofs and,

So AI is this kind of like, oh, the internet had got to the place of maturity, both on the computation level and the centralization level that it can actually become its own being and self reproduce. And on the other side, you have crypto, which is actually working on the opposite direction, which is how can you enumerate identities and make proofs and,

As you think about what's going to be the balancing act when somebody can load up all the content of Greg Eisenberg, all the voice of Greg, all the photos, all the things that he wrote, everything, and create something that is... maybe even create podcasts, you know, and do this interviews. Right.

As you think about what's going to be the balancing act when somebody can load up all the content of Greg Eisenberg, all the voice of Greg, all the photos, all the things that he wrote, everything, and create something that is... maybe even create podcasts, you know, and do this interviews. Right.

As you think about what's going to be the balancing act when somebody can load up all the content of Greg Eisenberg, all the voice of Greg, all the photos, all the things that he wrote, everything, and create something that is... maybe even create podcasts, you know, and do this interviews. Right.

And like, uh, and, and, and, and, and, and even with your permission, even with your permission, Greg, just like extend yourself a hundred times or a thousand times. That is almost, um, that is almost, it begs the question of like, okay, so when do I know though, this is the real Greg that I'm talking to the real Greg. And what are the ways to prove online that I'm talking to the actual guy?

And like, uh, and, and, and, and, and, and even with your permission, even with your permission, Greg, just like extend yourself a hundred times or a thousand times. That is almost, um, that is almost, it begs the question of like, okay, so when do I know though, this is the real Greg that I'm talking to the real Greg. And what are the ways to prove online that I'm talking to the actual guy?

And like, uh, and, and, and, and, and, and even with your permission, even with your permission, Greg, just like extend yourself a hundred times or a thousand times. That is almost, um, that is almost, it begs the question of like, okay, so when do I know though, this is the real Greg that I'm talking to the real Greg. And what are the ways to prove online that I'm talking to the actual guy?

And another thing that is interesting to consider is that, I don't know why, but I have this instinctive belief that all derivative assets eventually increase the value of the original asset. In a way, pickleball, just the more pickleball is out there, the more the value of 10 is going up. The more there is, you know, ERC20s, coins, the more the value of Ethereum goes up.

And another thing that is interesting to consider is that, I don't know why, but I have this instinctive belief that all derivative assets eventually increase the value of the original asset. In a way, pickleball, just the more pickleball is out there, the more the value of 10 is going up. The more there is, you know, ERC20s, coins, the more the value of Ethereum goes up.

And another thing that is interesting to consider is that, I don't know why, but I have this instinctive belief that all derivative assets eventually increase the value of the original asset. In a way, pickleball, just the more pickleball is out there, the more the value of 10 is going up. The more there is, you know, ERC20s, coins, the more the value of Ethereum goes up.

The more knockoffs to Prada, the more the value of Prada goes up, you know. LVMH doesn't exist without the Zara and H&M and things like that, right? Manhattan doesn't exist without the barriers around it. So derivative assets, when they go up, they fundamentally increase the value of the original assets.

The more knockoffs to Prada, the more the value of Prada goes up, you know. LVMH doesn't exist without the Zara and H&M and things like that, right? Manhattan doesn't exist without the barriers around it. So derivative assets, when they go up, they fundamentally increase the value of the original assets.

The more knockoffs to Prada, the more the value of Prada goes up, you know. LVMH doesn't exist without the Zara and H&M and things like that, right? Manhattan doesn't exist without the barriers around it. So derivative assets, when they go up, they fundamentally increase the value of the original assets.

So now you have to, when you think about AI and replication and replication in the speed of computers, which is what AI is doing, and AI you have to ask yourself, what is, if things are going to move so fast, these derivative values, what are the things that are now going to be exponentially more valuable?

So now you have to, when you think about AI and replication and replication in the speed of computers, which is what AI is doing, and AI you have to ask yourself, what is, if things are going to move so fast, these derivative values, what are the things that are now going to be exponentially more valuable?

So now you have to, when you think about AI and replication and replication in the speed of computers, which is what AI is doing, and AI you have to ask yourself, what is, if things are going to move so fast, these derivative values, what are the things that are now going to be exponentially more valuable?

And I actually think it's like two friends holding hands, you know, looking at sunset, having a coffee, like that is the derivative value that that is that original asset, sorry, that all these derivative assets. So I actually think that actually having time with Greg one-on-one,

And I actually think it's like two friends holding hands, you know, looking at sunset, having a coffee, like that is the derivative value that that is that original asset, sorry, that all these derivative assets. So I actually think that actually having time with Greg one-on-one,

And I actually think it's like two friends holding hands, you know, looking at sunset, having a coffee, like that is the derivative value that that is that original asset, sorry, that all these derivative assets. So I actually think that actually having time with Greg one-on-one,