Haseeb Qureshi

You had to go into the Wild West where all the crazy foot guns were and all the hacks and scams and all the approval, you know, all this stuff that caused people to, you know, run into drainers and, you know, get rug pulled and all this stuff.

Like, this has been true in crypto just, you know, 10 minutes ago, right?

Is that, you know, finally, in the Coinbase app, you can now trade on, you know, swap or whatever, right?

But like, it took so many years before people felt that, you know what, this is now safe enough and like mature enough and secure enough that we can offer this to the unwashed masses.

And before that, it was basically, you know, the tinkers, the hobbyists, the crazy, you know, kind of on-chain crypto heads who are actually at the frontier, actually at the vanguard doing the crazy stuff.

The exact same thing is happening in AI.

And for the exact same reason, which is that it's dangerous.

The story that you guys just saw about, what was it, Lobster Wild?

The AI agent that launched its own meme coin and some guy was like begging it for money and accidentally sent $40,000 instead of sending like 300 bucks to this guy who was begging for money.

Yeah.

And like this will happen.

I would be beyond pissed.

Of course, this will happen.

This will absolutely happen.

There will be more stories like this.

There will be so many more stories like this because these agents make mistakes.

They will mess up.

They will hallucinate.

They will have errors.

And what happens with all these things, same thing with coding, is that as the models start training against these things and reinforcement learning against these signals, the error rate goes down and down and down and down and down.