Ryan Sean Adams

Starting maybe this year or next year, the UX is no longer temporary.

ASCII strings or buttons or positions on a screen, the UX is like in all those sci-fi movies.

You explain what you want out loud.

That's the UX where you start with, right?

And that might mean that you can have all this other stuff, cryptography and cryptocurrencies and Linux and whatever else, and the UX can actually just work for normal people.

Oh, data point about this.

Exactly this question.

So I saw this post a couple days ago where someone had asked ChatGPT, the AI, to spellcheck their document.

And the document was instructions or a tutorial or a how-to on things like how to sign up for a thing that requires a phone number when you don't want your phone number going into that company's database where it's going to get hacked and hackers are going to use it against you.

And ChatGPT, in addition to spell checking it for her,

went ahead and removed all references to services that give you one-time use phone numbers.

Wow.

And then they did the same with... Oh, cryptocurrency was the other one.

She was two tools that she mentioned in this tutorial.

And she's not... This is Naomi Brockwell.

She's awesome.

Check her out.

She's not a cryptocurrency person.

She knows plenty about cryptocurrency and she likes Zcash.

But she's just like a... Her whole...