Eddy Lazzarin

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1,922 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 4d ago

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The a16z Show · AI Just Gave You Superpowers — Now What? · 19 Mar 2026 podcast

Take what we're talking about, Robert, that

If it's possible for only a few people to make a company, then there will be many, many, many, many, many companies, right?

And I don't mean like gig economies, someone doing sort of a simple type of labor that is easily kind of commodified and understood by a larger network.

I mean, complex work, maybe potentially lots of complex work.

And if that's the case, you need coordination across many of them.

And coordination is very complicated.

You need reputation, you need identity, you need provenance for types of data, you need provenance for types of payments.

We talked about this insurance idea.

It gets incredibly complicated.

And maybe if moats are harder to form, as Christian was alluding to, some of the things that we thought may be moats may actually be

easily dissolved by AI, then there may be fewer majorly large platforms that can sort of coalesce energy to solve these problems, coalesce focus to solve these problems.

So what you'll need if you have all these companies, many, many, many complicated challenges, and it's difficult to form specific certain network effects to solve

Coalesce solutions to solve them, then you still need networks.

So the blockchain networks end up being this very attractive thing because they're credibly neutral.

So all the individual agents and actors in the system, I mean, can scrutinize them for their neutrality.

No, they're not necessarily being rent collected by using them.

And they may want to coordinate around these things for, well, exactly what I was saying, information sharing, payments, insurance, provenance of data,

There's just a lot of things you'd want to do with them.

You know, why worry about trying to figure out the exact reputation of the 50 billionth company you've interacted on this thing when instead you can trust some smart contracts and some verifiable AI models to ensure that the exchange happened the way you expected and payment was tendered as needed, right?

So...

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