Illia Polosukhin
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first heard Feb 2020
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Yeah, I mean, I think that what you mentioned, right?
I mean, Peter had kind of bad encounters and like the meme coin space in general is kind of been creating a lot of negative perception in AI.
The kind of,
The low onboarding, like the no boundary to onboard into crypto, which is great from kind of, you know, empowerment perspective.
It also means it's really hard to filter out the noise for anyone who is kind of looking in.
And so I think generally the challenge being, yeah, for anyone who is doing AI and obviously kind of there's a lot of talented people there, it's really hard for them to know like what's right and what's wrong.
So this is why we did NearCon in San Francisco a couple of weeks ago and brought people from OpenAI, from...
Oracle, from Google, from Intel, from Snowflake to really bridge this gap where, you know, I had two of my other co-authors of attention.
I had, you know, we had some ex-AI, kind of ex-co-founder, kind of top researchers, some of the top executives, you know, AI Clouds.
kind of all just in one place with crypto, with Kraken, with kind of those investors to really kind of start bridging this gap that it's like, hey, this is like real, like there's a real contribution.
Eric Voorhees was there as well.
We had a fireside with him.
And so really bridging this gap between kind of
general AI space and kind of how crypto is contributing and bringing properties.
But I think, yeah, like it'll take some time to mend kind of the bed wrap.
And I mean, part of the reason why I moved to NSF is actually been doing that kind of on a social scene here.
Diplomacy?
Yeah, I mean, like effectively bringing together people across, and like in AI, there's also Rift internally, which is like closed source versus open source, right?
And like there's a bunch of AI researchers who believe open source is dangerous and, you know, it should be all super controlled and kind of, you know.
that individual is the only way to do things, right?
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