Jordi Visser

I think being kind of on-chain but not truly on-chain is going to be an issue.

This is the thing that speeds up the demand for on-chain stuff.

And that's something I believe.

And you can have a bunch of Adam Beck and people that know far more than I on the vulnerabilities between the two.

But it's ironic that I have to defend quantum, which is far down the road.

And nobody's worried about agent swarms.

Easiest way for me to describe, we are at the point where open claw, which allows agents to just run 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, where they work together.

So if you want to hack something as an individual, think about what they had to do, even with the technology they had.

It's one person.

Whenever you watch a TV show, it's like this mad hacker broke in.

Well, now there's billions.

of hackers, but here's the thing.

The IQ right now in the models is up near 140 and we have more models coming out.

So what I like to say to people is, hey guys,

Wouldn't Einstein have been a great hacker?

Well, pretty soon you're gonna have, by the end of this year, billions of Einsteins trying to hack into everything.

And you know how I know this is going to happen?

Two important points.

Sam Altman talks about it.

You don't believe him?