Jake Claver

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1,496 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Jun

Jake Claver’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So AI is going to be integral moving forward.
And it needs a distributed database, which is blockchain, for it to be able to access all of that information very easily and then take that and go do things with it in the real world.
And so if everything else were to just be gone, even the tokens and the value, I think the catalog of transactions and data on blockchain would be the most valuable component of that.
I think this is going to be really hard for a lot of people as we transition into this progressive technology and society as it's going to change.
Have you guys ever read the book?
The future is faster than you think.
No.
So it was written in 2018.
I read, you know, I read it after COVID and it talked about all these different progressive technologies that are converging at one time and how we're really at, you know, it's not Moore's law, but I'll use that example.
Most people know that one with how chips get smaller and the compute gets bigger.
Technology is advancing at a rate now where it's going to go exponential and
Over the past 20 years or so, you know, it's been a deflationary effect of about 9% on the economy.
So you would think that as technology got better and things got more efficient, cost of things would come down, right?
You're able to produce it faster and cheaper and at scale.
So therefore, things should actually get cheaper over time.
But in our monetary system, they have a mandate of a small amount of inflation.
I don't know what it is there in Australia, but ours is 2%.
from the Fed here in the U.S.
And the premise behind that was, you know, they thought they could mine 2% of gold per year.
And so, you know, that's what they wanted to inflate the monetary supply by.
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