Samir Chaudry

We have the content to do upwards of 900.

Cool.

Yeah, I used to be a normie.

I worked at Citigroup, Palantir, Baleasmi, started a company, sold it, and then I got into crypto.

And AI changed a lot of, obviously, what I was working on and what many people were working on.

And

I was really just trying to figure out how to... I got very, very pilled early on on the idea that AI would just destroy people's work product.

And a lot of people are getting on that train now, but I guess I was on it in 2023.

So a lot of the rants were coming from processing that and going through my own AI psychosis.

And now I'm like...

Now I'm like post-psychosis.

Now I'm in a codex terminal working on building a protocol that hopefully can move the needle for people who own it and also just our investors.

Yeah, I mean, let's be honest.

The intersection of crypto and AI has not been a particularly good intersection so far.

There's been a lot of hacking events.

Every human piece of code that's ever been written is being evaluated by agents right now, which has obviously created an acceleration in hacking.

X402 has kind of like...

gotten exploited, right?

So, you know, there's been, you know, there's this kind of, you know, you can prompt engineer agents to send you money and that's like not a good thing if you're running a protocol.

So it's like, do you really want a protocol that can just like send people money?