Eiso Kant

and i think the promise of crypto started from great actors and found itself due to you know the incentives of the ability to make money very quickly in lots of distorted ways to bring a lot of bad actors to it the bad actors have driven out a lot of the good actors over time that are still a true amazing idealist in that space now the thing in ai that we don't have that

and i think the promise of crypto started from great actors and found itself due to you know the incentives of the ability to make money very quickly in lots of distorted ways to bring a lot of bad actors to it the bad actors have driven out a lot of the good actors over time that are still a true amazing idealist in that space now the thing in ai that we don't have that

We have a set of people around the world who all fundamentally might disagree on how to get there, but all see that in 10, 15 years, we're going to look back and realize we had this incredible shift in the world by being able to close the gap between machine and human intelligence. And so while that might

We have a set of people around the world who all fundamentally might disagree on how to get there, but all see that in 10, 15 years, we're going to look back and realize we had this incredible shift in the world by being able to close the gap between machine and human intelligence. And so while that might

We have a set of people around the world who all fundamentally might disagree on how to get there, but all see that in 10, 15 years, we're going to look back and realize we had this incredible shift in the world by being able to close the gap between machine and human intelligence. And so while that might

drive today some centralization because of the sheer amount of resources required that are scarce, right? Capital is the least scarce part of this, right? The talent is scarce. The proprietary, you know, applied points of view and research, those are scarce. I think that does lead itself to a small number of companies. I think we've seen that over and over in history.

drive today some centralization because of the sheer amount of resources required that are scarce, right? Capital is the least scarce part of this, right? The talent is scarce. The proprietary, you know, applied points of view and research, those are scarce. I think that does lead itself to a small number of companies. I think we've seen that over and over in history.

drive today some centralization because of the sheer amount of resources required that are scarce, right? Capital is the least scarce part of this, right? The talent is scarce. The proprietary, you know, applied points of view and research, those are scarce. I think that does lead itself to a small number of companies. I think we've seen that over and over in history.

We look at when the massive boom of automobiles, right? The hundreds of automobile companies that started and how many actually survived. We've had this over and over again. And so I don't think this is something new. What I would like to see is that it's not just Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

We look at when the massive boom of automobiles, right? The hundreds of automobile companies that started and how many actually survived. We've had this over and over again. And so I don't think this is something new. What I would like to see is that it's not just Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

We look at when the massive boom of automobiles, right? The hundreds of automobile companies that started and how many actually survived. We've had this over and over again. And so I don't think this is something new. What I would like to see is that it's not just Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

It's going to be an open AI, an anthropic, a poolside, and a set of companies who are able to get that massive escape velocity needed to sit alongside those companies and build the next generational businesses.

It's going to be an open AI, an anthropic, a poolside, and a set of companies who are able to get that massive escape velocity needed to sit alongside those companies and build the next generational businesses.

It's going to be an open AI, an anthropic, a poolside, and a set of companies who are able to get that massive escape velocity needed to sit alongside those companies and build the next generational businesses.

So I think it depends on the use case. There's lots of experimental use cases still, and there's use cases that are far past the experimental side. AI for software developers, I don't think anyone in the world anymore questions that software development moving forward is going to be, for the foreseeable future, a developer-led AI-assisted world and an increasingly AI-assisted world.

So I think it depends on the use case. There's lots of experimental use cases still, and there's use cases that are far past the experimental side. AI for software developers, I don't think anyone in the world anymore questions that software development moving forward is going to be, for the foreseeable future, a developer-led AI-assisted world and an increasingly AI-assisted world.

So I think it depends on the use case. There's lots of experimental use cases still, and there's use cases that are far past the experimental side. AI for software developers, I don't think anyone in the world anymore questions that software development moving forward is going to be, for the foreseeable future, a developer-led AI-assisted world and an increasingly AI-assisted world.

I think there are use cases that are commoditizing very quickly. Speech recognition, I think, is one of them. Image generation is one already where we're seeing more and more commoditization over time.

I think there are use cases that are commoditizing very quickly. Speech recognition, I think, is one of them. Image generation is one already where we're seeing more and more commoditization over time.

I think there are use cases that are commoditizing very quickly. Speech recognition, I think, is one of them. Image generation is one already where we're seeing more and more commoditization over time.