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Davide Crapis

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143 total appearances

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

This is not financial advice.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

I think it's worth highlighting that what you're saying, Austin, is that when people are buying these Mac minis, people are dedicating computers, dedicating an entire computer to run these AIs, probably for security purposes.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

Like, no way am I putting an AI on my actual computer.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

I will buy a separate computer and allow an AI agent to just inhabit that home.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

That will be the AI's house.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

But everything that happens on the other side of that computer has no clue as to whether it's an AI or a human.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

I'm operating my computer in the same way that AI that I'm running locally on my computer is operating that same computer.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

For everyone else on the internet, it's just computer signals, just TCIP packets being sent, and everything is the same.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

And I think maybe that can help emphasize the point as like the rest of the internet doesn't care, including our blockchains.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

Our blockchains don't really care.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

They are just like, it's all the same users providing inputs to the internet and also to our blockchains.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

And so I think when we talk about just like our agents coming on chain, it's like I saw pictures of somebody with a shopping cart of what looks like 200 Mac minis.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

And so this one user, this one person who has a laptop and can use one laptop, maybe they can use two laptops at a time, but they're rolling out with a cart of like 200 Mac minis and those are 200 users.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

So this one person can be responsible for 200 users to do things on chain.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

Whatever the economic viability of 200 different users from this one person is, I don't really know, but that's not for me to know.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

That's for the market to kind of figure out.

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AI on Ethereum: ERC-8004, x402, OpenClaw and the Botconomy | Austin Griffith & Davide Crapis

So I think it kind of just illustrates just like why this feels inevitable for people who are trying to build the right infrastructure to actually make this like an orderly organized phenomenon and not just like a complete mess of AIs.