Haseeb Qureshi

And like you actually need to be really, really careful in a world where there's a lot of self-sovereign agents.

So that's my that's my claim.

So I think it can work.

I think it can work.

But here's the- Outside of crime.

Outside of crime.

So even outside of crime.

Obviously with crime, I think it works.

It's a great model for Conway.

Great.

So when you create a thing on Conway, so Conway is still right now as an experiment, so it's not fully fleshed out yet.

But when you create something on Conway, you create the initial conditions for the bot, right?

So you give the bot some crypto and you give it its initial constitution, its initial instructions.

In that, you are injecting some DNA

you're injecting some entropy that does not exist into a raw quad instance.

And when you create this initial thing, the other thing, there's like this genetic process by which it like modifies its children and tries different experiments to see which children exist.

That is creating this random mutation by which potentially new ideas, new business plans, new input.

So my claim was never that AI agents can't build useful businesses.

My claim is that they cannot do so unless they have something that diverges them away from the raw model.

And that could be your own insight of like, hey, you should build, you know, I don't know, like a podcast editing service.