Illia Polosukhin

Yeah, I think it will start small, right?

And, you know, we see this as open claw, iron claw type products, and we can talk about this.

I think where the final will be like your phone just comes in with AI, right?

And like it boots into the AI operating system and that AI operating system

You know, it pulls whatever pieces it needs.

It composes the software you need.

It, you know, generates the software to record podcasts.

You know, on the back end, it'll connect to my agent.

You know, it will schedule time for us.

Yeah, let's call it Jarvis or something.

Yeah, like imagine, you know, you load up into the suit and it's like... Okay.

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,