Matthew Le Merle

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473 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5 Jul

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And of course, decision making, intelligence, and even work is increasingly accessible and digitalizable so that advanced computing can assist us in very many ways.
And for us, if you converge all of that together, if you converge the internet, AI and agents, and digital finance and blockchain, if you converge it all together and you look ahead a few years,
I think you begin to see that pretty much the entire economy will be running on digital rails.
A lot of the decision-making and work will probably be made by agents.
And the digital infrastructure that we already have, the internet,
stack will have to be upgraded so that we can run value and make transactions and keep it secure and deal with issues like identity over those rails globally.
So for us, an autonomous digital economy is the future.
It's one of the things that's most inevitable, and we're about halfway there.
And the last thing I'll say, Ryan, is if anyone's thinking this isn't going to happen, Cloudflare announced last month that for the first time, computers and agents are driving about over half of all the world's internet traffic.
So we're moving fast and it's all inevitable.
Yeah.
So this is, it's interesting that you asked the question in that way.
And I think embedded in your, the way you asked the question is certain expectations you might have about how quick
change occurs, um, you know, we, we invented the internet in the seventies.
Some people were using it a little bit in the eighties.
It really didn't ramp up until the 90s where we all began to say, well, what's email or what's a website or, you know, let alone, can I buy something online?
You know, by the zeros, we still only had less than, you know, half the US and in most other countries, substantially less than half of the people online.
And here we are now.
in the twenties and uh we still only have two-thirds of the world uh online and you'd be surprised i mean a lot of people still go shopping in shopping malls and don't buy everything at amazon so um the point i'm making there is that that's a 40 50 year trajectory
In the case of the digitalization of value and blockchain and running value and transactions over the internet natively, we're really only 15 years in.
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