Illia Polosukhin
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1,434 appearances
40 recordings
13 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 2d ago
Illia Polosukhin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Clearly, Tony Stark didn't build all of the software, Jarvis built it, right?
So that's kind of the experience, right?
Yeah, I mean, I usually say AI is a user interface, blockchain is a backend, right?
Okay.
Yeah, so what do you actually need?
I mean, there's a bunch of pieces that you need kind of to serve AI, right?
So like you need infrastructure, you need GPUs, you need like computing, sandboxing, etc.,
And all of that we can do with confidential computing, with different components, which at the end rely on a blockchain as a coordination kind of center.
If you go right now and talk to any traditional company that is trying to solve the same problems,
they end up actually having this root of trust problem, right?
Like somewhere somebody needs to carry the keys for how things are upgraded, for how identity is managed, for, you know, who is able to do what things.
Like there's somewhere needs to be root of trust for the whole infrastructure that's built, right?
Let's say you do enter encryption, you do zero-day retention, you do all those pieces, right?
Blockchain is really that route of trust, right?
That's where you can have a global kind of registry of identities.
You can have the kind of marketplaces, you can have the money, you can have all those pieces, but importantly, you can have upgradability, which is kind of governed by the whole protocol, right?
And I think that is the biggest piece that, like, in the pursuit of killing DAOs, right, we kind of forgot...
that that's actually a very valuable component of this protocol's
The example I would use is TCP IP.
So TCP IP, original protocol, I'm going to mess up the year.
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