Tom Bilyeu

It sped us up dramatically.

Now you're talking about formal verification.

This is something that's haunted me.

So I have to constantly train my mom and my dad who are boomers, literal boomers.

And that I'm like, even if you think I'm calling you and I'm asking for money, it is not me.

It is AI.

You need to be very careful.

And I just cannot understand why we have not yet put some sort of cryptographic signature where if a video, let's say, has me in it, that I can stamp it and say this came from me.

How would they trust that it's your public key?

That's for you to find out.

Like you're- But why, if I can sign a transaction, why can't I sign a piece of media?

You can, but they will sign it with a public key that looks very similar to yours.

Because you're saying the visual representation is the problem.

But why not like an SSL type certificate that says.

So domain.

Yeah.

This must be harder than I think, otherwise someone would do it.

So you don't see currently a way to solve for it looks like me, sounds like me, but it's actually not me.

No, the human brain cannot do this.

It's just really, really, really hard.