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MR SHIFT 🦁

111,082 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

In BCGW #213, I talk to CEO Robby Yung ⦿⦿⦿ about how AI reboots The Sandbox 01:10 How Robby Yung sees the past 12 months in blockchain games. 03:30 How adoption of AI changes game development and distribution. 06:48 One problem for The Sandbox was that its original tools were too simple for pro developers. 08:22 How can The Sandbox employ AI to support professional creators? 10:01 Can you maintain The Sandbox's brand if you move away from its voxel art style? 11:21 Adding AI to The Sandbox has been ongoing for around 3 years. 13:05 In the future, game studios will be much smaller because of AI. 14:50 But will indie devs actually use AI tools? Many seem to hate AI. 17:02 The Sandbox's AI tools are designed to give developers absolute control. 20:30 Using AI, game devs will be more creative and publish across multiple platforms. 23:00 Does this level of AI portability undermine The Sandbox as a platform? 25:10 "We view the metaverse as the world and The Sandbox as a city." 28:14 The goal is not to automate game creation but to give creative people better tools. 29:02 Why The Sandbox is running game jams prior to Studio's planned October launch. 31:43 AI is amazing but only when it does what you ask it to do. You need granular control. 33:15 Sandbox Studio is designed for people who are already using Unity and Unreal.
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In BCGW #213, I talk to CEO Robby Yung ⦿⦿⦿ about how AI reboots The Sandbox 01:10 How Robby Yung sees the past 12 months in blockchain games. 03:30 How adoption of AI changes game development and distribution. 06:48 One problem for The Sandbox was that its original tools were too simple for pro developers. 08:22 How can The Sandbox employ AI to support professional creators? 10:01 Can you maintain The Sandbox's brand if you move away from its voxel art style? 11:21 Adding AI to The Sandbox has been ongoing for around 3 years. 13:05 In the future, game studios will be much smaller because of AI. 14:50 But will indie devs actually use AI tools? Many seem to hate AI. 17:02 The Sandbox's AI tools are designed to give developers absolute control. 20:30 Using AI, game devs will be more creative and publish across multiple platforms. 23:00 Does this level of AI portability undermine The Sandbox as a platform? 25:10 "We view the metaverse as the world and The Sandbox as a city." 28:14 The goal is not to automate game creation but to give creative people better tools. 29:02 Why The Sandbox is running game jams prior to Studio's planned October launch. 31:43 AI is amazing but only when it does what you ask it to do. You need granular control. 33:15 Sandbox Studio is designed for people who are already using Unity and Unreal.

jon jordan

26,489 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

I don't think you'll find another conversation like this on the internet I asked Ethan Evans (ex-Amazon VP) questions about common situations in corporate politics but they get increasingly darker In this episode: • How he got burned by Bezos for empire building • How to be recognized in collaborations • How to reject work that isn't impactful • Unusual firing stories with HR (e.g. human poop) • How to handle bad managers and political peers • Top book recommendation for power dynamics And much more, this episode was my longest conversation so far Where to watch: • YouTube - • Spotify - • Apple Podcasts - • Transcript - Thank you to the sponsor of this episode for supporting my work: • WorkOS: makes your app Enterprise Ready with easy to use APIs to add SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and more in just a few lines of code, check them out at Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:42 How to receive credit for your work 19:18 Ways for quiet people to get visibility 21:32 How to be trusted for top projects 29:52 How to defend from others taking your project 36:13 How to reject bad projects 44:10 How to be first for promo 55:35 How to handle managers that dislike career growth talk 01:06:30 What if your manager is in the way 01:15:43 Did he ever have overly political reports 01:28:06 How to fire a bad manager 01:35:16 What gives you leverage 01:43:41 How to defend against peers undermining you 01:50:24 What if everyone is good at politics 01:55:11 How Jeff Bezos burned him for empire building 02:03:27 How to retain your headcount 02:07:31 Career recommendations for the current landscape 02:15:11 How to avoid negative layoff optics 02:18:39 How to develop executive presence 02:29:25 How to network in a natural way 02:33:30 How to network with powerful people 02:41:01 How to learn hidden incentives 02:44:43 What happens behind the scenes with HR 02:50:13 Did he burn people to get ahead 02:53:24 What he says to people who hate politics 02:59:03 Top book recommendations on power dynamics 03:00:45 How he would speedrun career growth today 03:06:56 Outro
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I don't think you'll find another conversation like this on the internet I asked Ethan Evans (ex-Amazon VP) questions about common situations in corporate politics but they get increasingly darker In this episode: • How he got burned by Bezos for empire building • How to be recognized in collaborations • How to reject work that isn't impactful • Unusual firing stories with HR (e.g. human poop) • How to handle bad managers and political peers • Top book recommendation for power dynamics And much more, this episode was my longest conversation so far Where to watch: • YouTube - • Spotify - • Apple Podcasts - • Transcript - Thank you to the sponsor of this episode for supporting my work: • WorkOS: makes your app Enterprise Ready with easy to use APIs to add SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and more in just a few lines of code, check them out at Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:42 How to receive credit for your work 19:18 Ways for quiet people to get visibility 21:32 How to be trusted for top projects 29:52 How to defend from others taking your project 36:13 How to reject bad projects 44:10 How to be first for promo 55:35 How to handle managers that dislike career growth talk 01:06:30 What if your manager is in the way 01:15:43 Did he ever have overly political reports 01:28:06 How to fire a bad manager 01:35:16 What gives you leverage 01:43:41 How to defend against peers undermining you 01:50:24 What if everyone is good at politics 01:55:11 How Jeff Bezos burned him for empire building 02:03:27 How to retain your headcount 02:07:31 Career recommendations for the current landscape 02:15:11 How to avoid negative layoff optics 02:18:39 How to develop executive presence 02:29:25 How to network in a natural way 02:33:30 How to network with powerful people 02:41:01 How to learn hidden incentives 02:44:43 What happens behind the scenes with HR 02:50:13 Did he burn people to get ahead 02:53:24 What he says to people who hate politics 02:59:03 Top book recommendations on power dynamics 03:00:45 How he would speedrun career growth today 03:06:56 Outro

Ryan Peterman

28,148 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

A Cardano dApp explorer is a great starting point for anyone to start discovering what is built on Cardano, but it's only useful if it's up to date! Cardano Community has a newly updated one that tracks on-chain data behind the dApps. Cardano Cube has been a cornerstone providing useful information since the early days, and Tucker from Adastack.io curates his platform and provides data for others to use. Three great platforms and starting points for anyone wanting to discover what's being built on Cardano. Also, a special mention to DiscoverCardano, a brilliant onboarding platform for Cardano, but not mentioned in this video. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:32 Why DApp Maps Matter 01:10 Apps Directory 01:42 Activity and Transaction Data 02:27 How To Submit An App 03:12 Cardano Cube Overview 03:33 AdaStack And APIs 04:43 Richer Project Data 05:02 Free API, Paid Tier 05:51 Visibility And Sustainability 06:19 Why Discovery Matters 10:53 Wrap Up Thanks for watching.
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A Cardano dApp explorer is a great starting point for anyone to start discovering what is built on Cardano, but it's only useful if it's up to date! Cardano Community has a newly updated one that tracks on-chain data behind the dApps. Cardano Cube has been a cornerstone providing useful information since the early days, and Tucker from Adastack.io curates his platform and provides data for others to use. Three great platforms and starting points for anyone wanting to discover what's being built on Cardano. Also, a special mention to DiscoverCardano, a brilliant onboarding platform for Cardano, but not mentioned in this video. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:32 Why DApp Maps Matter 01:10 Apps Directory 01:42 Activity and Transaction Data 02:27 How To Submit An App 03:12 Cardano Cube Overview 03:33 AdaStack And APIs 04:43 Richer Project Data 05:02 Free API, Paid Tier 05:51 Visibility And Sustainability 06:19 Why Discovery Matters 10:53 Wrap Up Thanks for watching.

Pete

15,681 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

AthenaX Roundtable EP.2 is LIVE! ——— Metis🌿 isn’t just an Ethereum L2 anymore. It wants to become the first AI-native blockchain economy. In this episode, we sit down with Tom Ngo, CEO of Metis, advisor to LazAI Network, to talk about how the project is moving from a typical Ethereum Layer 2 toward an AI-native blockchain ecosystem and what it really means beyond buzzwords. Here’s what we unpack together: Why Metis says “we’re not just an L2” and how their AI pivot has actually been in the works for over 18 months What an AI-native blockchain looks like in real life, not just in theory Why verified data is the core of AI on-chain and how concepts like Lazbubu are making data something you can actually own and interact with How AI agents could make blockchain invisible for users What it takes to lead a team through a major shift while staying true to the original vision ——— Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Metis and Its Vision 03:55 Transitioning to AI: The New Frontier 06:56 Personal Journey into Blockchain and Metis 09:48 The Importance of Data in AI and Blockchain 13:00 Navigating Market Pressures and User Expectations 16:04 The Unified Experience of Andromeda and Hyperion 19:09 The Future of AI in Blockchain 22:12 LazBubu: Making Data Playable 24:47 Innovation and the Path Forward 27:56 Defining Success in the Blockchain Space ——— Resources Tom Ngo Rea Follow AthenaX on: X: Spotify: TikTok: Instagram: Apple Podcast:
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AthenaX Roundtable EP.2 is LIVE! ——— Metis🌿 isn’t just an Ethereum L2 anymore. It wants to become the first AI-native blockchain economy. In this episode, we sit down with Tom Ngo, CEO of Metis, advisor to LazAI Network, to talk about how the project is moving from a typical Ethereum Layer 2 toward an AI-native blockchain ecosystem and what it really means beyond buzzwords. Here’s what we unpack together: Why Metis says “we’re not just an L2” and how their AI pivot has actually been in the works for over 18 months What an AI-native blockchain looks like in real life, not just in theory Why verified data is the core of AI on-chain and how concepts like Lazbubu are making data something you can actually own and interact with How AI agents could make blockchain invisible for users What it takes to lead a team through a major shift while staying true to the original vision ——— Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Metis and Its Vision 03:55 Transitioning to AI: The New Frontier 06:56 Personal Journey into Blockchain and Metis 09:48 The Importance of Data in AI and Blockchain 13:00 Navigating Market Pressures and User Expectations 16:04 The Unified Experience of Andromeda and Hyperion 19:09 The Future of AI in Blockchain 22:12 LazBubu: Making Data Playable 24:47 Innovation and the Path Forward 27:56 Defining Success in the Blockchain Space ——— Resources Tom Ngo Rea Follow AthenaX on: X: Spotify: TikTok: Instagram: Apple Podcast:

AthenaX

140,644 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Today’s episode with Andrew McCormick, head of institutional and market developmenat Chainlink, dives into: - Why retail brokers are the key unlock for tokenization adoption - How retail brokers that aren't offering tokenized assets by 2030 could be left behind - What DTCC's move into tokenized securities could mean for TradFi-DeFi convergence TIMESTAMPS: 01:56 How Andrew defines tokenization 02:32 How the meaning of tokenization has changed 03:06 What “institutional” means at Chainlink 04:11 How institutional adoption changed in 2026 05:48 How banks are changing their view of digital assets 07:19 Chainlink's evolution beyond oracles 08:37 How Chainlink positions itself with financial institutions 09:19 Institutional demand behind the scenes 10:30 How long institutional partnerships take 11:59 Which financial firms are moving fastest? 13:06 Will every retail broker offer tokenized assets? 13:32 How early is tokenization today? 14:13 Could public equities move fully onchain? 15:07 Could stocks eventually function like cash? 15:39 Rebuilding financial workflows with blockchain 17:15 Why institutions may have no choice but to follow 18:32 Which tokenized asset category breaks out next? 19:41 Why retail matters as much as institutions 22:26 Why Wall Street is increasingly interested in DeFi 24:09 What's driving institutions toward DeFi 24:54 Why putting assets onchain isn't enough 25:54 What Chainlink's institutional partnerships reveal 27:43 Do institutions trust crypto more now? 28:48 Why crypto prices matter less to institutions 29:37 How TradFi and DeFi could converge 30:07 What DTCC tokenization could unlock 31:35 Chainlink as financial infrastructure 32:31 The next catalyst for tokenization 33:29 From crypto skeptic to blockchain believer 35:23 Why collateral could be the next major unlock 36:13 Andrew's advice Watch below or on X:
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Today’s episode with Andrew McCormick, head of institutional and market developmenat Chainlink, dives into: - Why retail brokers are the key unlock for tokenization adoption - How retail brokers that aren't offering tokenized assets by 2030 could be left behind - What DTCC's move into tokenized securities could mean for TradFi-DeFi convergence TIMESTAMPS: 01:56 How Andrew defines tokenization 02:32 How the meaning of tokenization has changed 03:06 What “institutional” means at Chainlink 04:11 How institutional adoption changed in 2026 05:48 How banks are changing their view of digital assets 07:19 Chainlink's evolution beyond oracles 08:37 How Chainlink positions itself with financial institutions 09:19 Institutional demand behind the scenes 10:30 How long institutional partnerships take 11:59 Which financial firms are moving fastest? 13:06 Will every retail broker offer tokenized assets? 13:32 How early is tokenization today? 14:13 Could public equities move fully onchain? 15:07 Could stocks eventually function like cash? 15:39 Rebuilding financial workflows with blockchain 17:15 Why institutions may have no choice but to follow 18:32 Which tokenized asset category breaks out next? 19:41 Why retail matters as much as institutions 22:26 Why Wall Street is increasingly interested in DeFi 24:09 What's driving institutions toward DeFi 24:54 Why putting assets onchain isn't enough 25:54 What Chainlink's institutional partnerships reveal 27:43 Do institutions trust crypto more now? 28:48 Why crypto prices matter less to institutions 29:37 How TradFi and DeFi could converge 30:07 What DTCC tokenization could unlock 31:35 Chainlink as financial infrastructure 32:31 The next catalyst for tokenization 33:29 From crypto skeptic to blockchain believer 35:23 Why collateral could be the next major unlock 36:13 Andrew's advice Watch below or on X:

Talking Tokens Podcast

53,349 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

EPISODE 20 - Manta Network (🔱,🔱) Manta Network with Co-Founder Kenny 🤓Kenny Our host Jack Jack Degen sits down with Kenny 🤓Kenny the Co-Founder of Manta Network Manta Network (🔱,🔱) and discuss the future of Manta and the future of chains in general, including big brain alphas dropped by Kenny. Definitely worth a watch! Youtube: Summary: In this conversation, Kenny, co-founder of Manta Network, shares his extensive journey in the Web3 space, starting from his early days as a Bitcoin miner to the establishment of Manta Network. He discusses the challenges and focus areas of Manta, including scalability, on-chain privacy, and the development of OmniChain applications. Kenny also highlights the importance of community engagement, the grants program for builders, and his philosophy on user-centric Web3 applications. He provides insights into current market trends, the future of L2s, and the potential for universal basic income in the context of data monetization. Timecodes: 00:00 Kenny's Web3 Journey 02:41 The Birth of Manta Network 05:48 Focus on OmniChain Applications 09:05 Building for the Community 12:03 Innovative Applications in Development 14:39 Grants and Support for Builders 17:49 Philosophy on Web3 Applications 20:43 Market Insights and Future Directions 21:38 The Speculative Nature of Crypto Projects 22:34 AI and Blockchain: A Misfit Pair? 25:04 The Future of Layer 2 Solutions 28:59 The Evolution of Decentralization 32:20 Opportunities in Web3 and Universal Basic Income 36:57 The Role of Humans in an AI-Driven Future Important Links: Manta Network Website: Manta Network Manta Network (🔱,🔱) Co-Founder Kenny: 🤓Kenny #chain #web3 #podcast #degn #talk #blockchain #ai #gaming #focg #crypto #mantanetwork #Manta
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EPISODE 20 - Manta Network (🔱,🔱) Manta Network with Co-Founder Kenny 🤓Kenny Our host Jack Jack Degen sits down with Kenny 🤓Kenny the Co-Founder of Manta Network Manta Network (🔱,🔱) and discuss the future of Manta and the future of chains in general, including big brain alphas dropped by Kenny. Definitely worth a watch! Youtube: Summary: In this conversation, Kenny, co-founder of Manta Network, shares his extensive journey in the Web3 space, starting from his early days as a Bitcoin miner to the establishment of Manta Network. He discusses the challenges and focus areas of Manta, including scalability, on-chain privacy, and the development of OmniChain applications. Kenny also highlights the importance of community engagement, the grants program for builders, and his philosophy on user-centric Web3 applications. He provides insights into current market trends, the future of L2s, and the potential for universal basic income in the context of data monetization. Timecodes: 00:00 Kenny's Web3 Journey 02:41 The Birth of Manta Network 05:48 Focus on OmniChain Applications 09:05 Building for the Community 12:03 Innovative Applications in Development 14:39 Grants and Support for Builders 17:49 Philosophy on Web3 Applications 20:43 Market Insights and Future Directions 21:38 The Speculative Nature of Crypto Projects 22:34 AI and Blockchain: A Misfit Pair? 25:04 The Future of Layer 2 Solutions 28:59 The Evolution of Decentralization 32:20 Opportunities in Web3 and Universal Basic Income 36:57 The Role of Humans in an AI-Driven Future Important Links: Manta Network Website: Manta Network Manta Network (🔱,🔱) Co-Founder Kenny: 🤓Kenny #chain #web3 #podcast #degn #talk #blockchain #ai #gaming #focg #crypto #mantanetwork #Manta

DEGN Talk

16,367 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

A model is only as good as its data, and we’ve long since exhausted the internet. From here on out, model progress is gated by data production. ’s Brendan (can/do) joined us at our Sovereign AI event to talk about how RL environments get built, and why your data might be your real moat: 00:00 Introduction 00:47 A short history of the data market: crowdsourcing to agentic data 02:29 What an RL environment is: worlds, apps, tasks 03:57 Why only humans can measure the frontier 05:35 Building verifiers is the hard part 06:44 Walkthrough: a real legal RL environment 08:18 Leaderboards — and what open weights change 09:45 Post-training results on Apex Agents 11:17 Three ways companies buy data 12:49 Q&A: How do you price data? 14:17 Q&A: What "data quality" actually means 16:42 Q&A: The misunderstanding about synthetic data 18:17 Q&A: Why RL environments now — and what comes after 21:20 Q&A: Can you scale rubric generation with models? 23:00 Q&A: RL environments for cyber defense 25:33 Q&A: Build data in-house or partner?
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A model is only as good as its data, and we’ve long since exhausted the internet. From here on out, model progress is gated by data production. ’s Brendan (can/do) joined us at our Sovereign AI event to talk about how RL environments get built, and why your data might be your real moat: 00:00 Introduction 00:47 A short history of the data market: crowdsourcing to agentic data 02:29 What an RL environment is: worlds, apps, tasks 03:57 Why only humans can measure the frontier 05:35 Building verifiers is the hard part 06:44 Walkthrough: a real legal RL environment 08:18 Leaderboards — and what open weights change 09:45 Post-training results on Apex Agents 11:17 Three ways companies buy data 12:49 Q&A: How do you price data? 14:17 Q&A: What "data quality" actually means 16:42 Q&A: The misunderstanding about synthetic data 18:17 Q&A: Why RL environments now — and what comes after 21:20 Q&A: Can you scale rubric generation with models? 23:00 Q&A: RL environments for cyber defense 25:33 Q&A: Build data in-house or partner?

Pat Grady

66,691 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Today’s episode with Paul Frambot 🦋, cofounder and CEO of Morpho 🦋, dives into: - What it takes to build a global, open credit network - How the arrival of real distribution changed the calculus for institutions - Why he thinks the onchain credit market will balloon from $30B to $200T TIMESTAMPS: 00:47 The Evolution of On-Chain DeFi Lending 02:15 Building Morpho: Challenges and Philosophy 04:07 Early DeFi Traction and Growth Strategies 05:59 Morpho: Positioning as an Open Credit Network 07:46 Vetting Ecosystem Builders and Developers 09:47 Robinhood Earn Partnership & Mainstream Adoption 15:07 Institutional vs. Retail Strategies 16:40 The Apollo Asset Management Partnership 17:35 How Institutions Evaluate DeFi Risks 19:48 Navigating SEC Regulation and Compliance 27:02 Security Strategies: Addressing Lazarus Group Threats 31:56 Morpho’s Future Roadmap & 5-Year Vision 37:01 Core Principles for Thriving in the Crypto Industry Watch below or on X:
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Today’s episode with Paul Frambot 🦋, cofounder and CEO of Morpho 🦋, dives into: - What it takes to build a global, open credit network - How the arrival of real distribution changed the calculus for institutions - Why he thinks the onchain credit market will balloon from $30B to $200T TIMESTAMPS: 00:47 The Evolution of On-Chain DeFi Lending 02:15 Building Morpho: Challenges and Philosophy 04:07 Early DeFi Traction and Growth Strategies 05:59 Morpho: Positioning as an Open Credit Network 07:46 Vetting Ecosystem Builders and Developers 09:47 Robinhood Earn Partnership & Mainstream Adoption 15:07 Institutional vs. Retail Strategies 16:40 The Apollo Asset Management Partnership 17:35 How Institutions Evaluate DeFi Risks 19:48 Navigating SEC Regulation and Compliance 27:02 Security Strategies: Addressing Lazarus Group Threats 31:56 Morpho’s Future Roadmap & 5-Year Vision 37:01 Core Principles for Thriving in the Crypto Industry Watch below or on X:

Talking Tokens Podcast

11,150 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce