Dr. Alexander Wissner-Gross

and is racing to become a robot foundation model provider faster than the US with our 10x more compute and our foundation models can finally figure out our way to manufacture at scale humanoid robots.

So we'll see which way it ends up.

Yeah, this is conveniently aligning the second half where he explains that they'll merge into the environment.

Okay, well, that makes a lot more sense.

Let's get to a conversation.

So for the record, I don't hold Bitcoin.

I don't have any desire to hold Bitcoin.

This is the time in the episode where I say something nice about crypto per the Peter Diamandis ordinance.

So my something nice about crypto today for this episode is I also don't disagree with Michael Saylor.

But I also think it's beside the point.

This is not investment advice, but I don't think it's quantum.

Again, I've made this point numerous times.

I don't think it's quantum decryption that the Bitcoin community should be worried about.

It's AI.

It's AI, numerous facets of AI.

It's AI coming up with clever inversion attacks against the core hash functions.

And before anyone in the comments says, oh, but...

It gets harder over time, and there are several other responses.

I'm aware of all of these responses.

But if there is a secret inversion attack against the core hash suite of Bitcoin, this is a major problem for Bitcoin.