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How do we know what machines know? How can we understand the new, emerging behavior of machines? In this conversation between Been Kim from Google DeepMind and the BuzzRobot community, we dug into the challenges of interpretability and explored how humans and machines can better understand each other. Watch...

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The Boson Metasystem 🌐 Boson has expanded its vision from a protocol enabling decentralized commerce for humans to a metasystem (a system of systems)—enabling the decentralized exchange of any thing, for humans and AI. ⚡ Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:18 - Community meme 00:27- Boson’s Expanded Vision 1:35 - The Boson Metasystem vision 2:12 - Extending Boson from commerce to all physical assets 3:15 - Fermion Protocol 3:30 - Boson Metasystem Diagram 4:45 - Fermion is additive to Boson 5:13 - Key features of Fermion 6:11 - Boson + Fermion 6:30 - How Fermion works 08:39 - Extending Boson from humans to humans and AI 08:51 - Why AI needs crypto 09:45 - Why AI agents need Boson technology 10:45 - What are we building 11:26 - Why crypto needs AI 13:13 - Extending Boson from a protocol to a metasystem 14:04 - Boson Metasystem Diagram 2 15:04 - What impact can this have in terms of the broader economy? 16:11 - $BOSON value capture potential 16:24 - Boson Metasystem sum up

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AI agents are redefining Crypto Twitter, but are they helping the space—or crowding out humans? Special guest EtherMage joins to explore aixbt's rise, Virtuals’ success, and why scarcity vs. abundance is crypto’s ultimate showdown. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:19 What Are AI Agents? 07:23 AI Agents in Crypto 13:04 AI-Driven Societies Emerge 15:53 Challenges of AI Agents 24:47 Tokenizing AI Revenue Models 35:13 AI Crypto Predictions 43:26 AI Influencers and Trust 53:54 Perception of AI Content 01:04:44 Humans vs. AI Roles 🔥Stay updated with all the latest hot takes by following and subscribing to The Chopping Block and Unchained! 🎥 YouTube: 🎧 Spotify: 🍎 Apple Podcasts: 🎙 Podcast Home:

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Welcome to AI, Explained by Humans, where we break down new developments in AI and how they'll affect your daily life. Research from leading AI labs suggests that AI systems are capable of lying, scheming, and surprising their creators. Whether or not AI can be conscious, it is clearly doing something markedly more sophisticated than previous generations of digital technology. Today, reporter Tharin Pillay breaks down the discussions happening between researchers, innovators, and even philosophers to figure out if AI has a mind, what it can do with that mind, and what that means for how we interact with it.

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