Illia Polosukhin

Network state of AIs.

I see them using the same system.

And I think this is actually where frequently in blockchain space, things go wrong is because we try to create this alternative system and completely disregarding how the traditional system works, right?

And like how this bridge should work.

And I mean, there's reasons for doing that in many cases, but I think what AI does is really closes that gap, right?

Your AI can go and literally call up a property office if needed.

It can draft a contract and email it to Notary to actually certify it.

Right.

So you can actually close these gaps around kind of more traditional layers and this new digital layer.

Because the AI now is able to do natural language communication, it's able to follow very, you know, what laws and bureaucracies is very like procedural texts.

It can actually go and do all of that on your behalf.

So the way I see it is, I do think it's going to be AI's kind of interfacing, and then they will actually follow a lot of the same core jurisdictional frameworks and legal systems.

And kind of where they can, they'll like obviously try to pass it out.

If like the other side is also AI, they can like switch to a faster protocol.

But, you know, for example, for the Asian marketplace, we have fiat.

So you're able to pay with fiat as well as crypto.

And it's like, you know, it's more expensive.

It's slower to settle.

But obviously you want to enable that as an option when...

people coming in they don't have yet crypto actually the easiest way is for them to be able to pay and then like pay in fiat but then receive crypto if they're doing some work and now they're in the system right so I think it's kind of going to be like a transitional stage where