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MR SHIFT 🦁

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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:
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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 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

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

16,366 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

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

64,899 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen

Real agents will not be limited by models first. They will be limited by data access. Max from Teneo Protocol joins the Acc Podcast to unpack why public web data is getting locked behind walls, and what permissionless infrastructure could unlock for builders, businesses, and the agent economy. Max Full conversation below. 👇 00:00 Intro + what we are covering 01:17 Teneo in one line (elevator pitch) 02:07 Why it matters - users as data owners, not “data lords” 04:06 Max’s origin story + how he got into Web3 05:02 Early days - Ethereum mining, rigs, learnings 05:35 The founding team - 4 co-founders, 8 years together 06:38 The pivot - how Teneo was born 08:19 Product overview - Community Node as the foundation 10:35 Chatroom - the simple UI for specialized agents (private beta) 11:41 SDKs - building on Teneo (customer SDK + agent SDK) 14:17 AI agents era - why real-time data access is the bottleneck 19:27 The core problem - APIs locked down, access gets expensive 22:36 What Max does day to day as CEO 26:28 How to start with Teneo - beginner to advanced paths 30:08 Lessons from pivots + building with the right team 33:08 Ops advice - trust and the right people 35:16 2-10 year landscape - data pipelines, cost barriers, opportunity 37:26 What’s live now + how people contribute today 38:50 Agent SDK launch - early feedback and traction 39:56 Next 6-12 months - pushing more open source 42:36 Awareness + surprising use cases (example: government PDFs) 46:00 Speed, latency, and agent-to-agent payments (microtransactions) 48:38 Web3 adoption - users won’t notice, it just needs to work 51:07 What’s next + closing thoughts + where to get involved
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Real agents will not be limited by models first. They will be limited by data access. Max from Teneo Protocol joins the Acc Podcast to unpack why public web data is getting locked behind walls, and what permissionless infrastructure could unlock for builders, businesses, and the agent economy. Max Full conversation below. 👇 00:00 Intro + what we are covering 01:17 Teneo in one line (elevator pitch) 02:07 Why it matters - users as data owners, not “data lords” 04:06 Max’s origin story + how he got into Web3 05:02 Early days - Ethereum mining, rigs, learnings 05:35 The founding team - 4 co-founders, 8 years together 06:38 The pivot - how Teneo was born 08:19 Product overview - Community Node as the foundation 10:35 Chatroom - the simple UI for specialized agents (private beta) 11:41 SDKs - building on Teneo (customer SDK + agent SDK) 14:17 AI agents era - why real-time data access is the bottleneck 19:27 The core problem - APIs locked down, access gets expensive 22:36 What Max does day to day as CEO 26:28 How to start with Teneo - beginner to advanced paths 30:08 Lessons from pivots + building with the right team 33:08 Ops advice - trust and the right people 35:16 2-10 year landscape - data pipelines, cost barriers, opportunity 37:26 What’s live now + how people contribute today 38:50 Agent SDK launch - early feedback and traction 39:56 Next 6-12 months - pushing more open source 42:36 Awareness + surprising use cases (example: government PDFs) 46:00 Speed, latency, and agent-to-agent payments (microtransactions) 48:38 Web3 adoption - users won’t notice, it just needs to work 51:07 What’s next + closing thoughts + where to get involved

Acc Ventures

43,976 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

From Taxi Driver to Bitcoin Man! (My FULL Story) [like & repost] _____________ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:55 how we met 03:25 Personal Milestones Achieved 04:14 The Crypto Network 05:57 Conferences & Community 08:05 Youtuber‘s behind the scenes 09:03 My background as a Taxi driving student 10:14 The moment I found Bitcoin 12:09 My Professor‘s Advice 12:45 Economics 13:53 Why Bitcoin and how it works 18:15 The Future of Money 20:01 Brian Rose & Michael Saylor 21:54 Michael Saylors impact on Bitcoin & Crypto 24:50 BlackRock & Big Cooperations 26:14 Bitcoin Supercycle 27:19 Bitcoin is a free market 29:04 The Solution for economic disaster 30:17 My personal Focus 32:09 No. 1 Trader on Bybit 33:43 XRP & Altcoins: My strategy 37:06 My Trading Strategy 43:59 How to Store your Crypto‘s 46:04 Freedom & Safety 49:07 Will the public ever learn the fundamentals about Bitcoin and Crypto? 50:15 My Bitcoin necklace and its meaning behind 52:10 Reflection of my career 01:02:44 Crypto for Charity 01:05:30 My Future goals 01:08:13 My Health issues 01:12:49 my important advise!!!! 01:13:12 this is an EXTREMELY important factor 01:18:15 interesting times! TRUMP!!! 01:22:34 advise to my younger self 01:23:22 best advise I ever received from.. 01:24:53 my final advise.. (important) ___________ I really want to give a HUGE shoutout to Brian Rose for not only being the best Interviewer I ever had, but also for providing me the Stage and the content to publish myself!
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From Taxi Driver to Bitcoin Man! (My FULL Story) [like & repost] _____________ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:55 how we met 03:25 Personal Milestones Achieved 04:14 The Crypto Network 05:57 Conferences & Community 08:05 Youtuber‘s behind the scenes 09:03 My background as a Taxi driving student 10:14 The moment I found Bitcoin 12:09 My Professor‘s Advice 12:45 Economics 13:53 Why Bitcoin and how it works 18:15 The Future of Money 20:01 Brian Rose & Michael Saylor 21:54 Michael Saylors impact on Bitcoin & Crypto 24:50 BlackRock & Big Cooperations 26:14 Bitcoin Supercycle 27:19 Bitcoin is a free market 29:04 The Solution for economic disaster 30:17 My personal Focus 32:09 No. 1 Trader on Bybit 33:43 XRP & Altcoins: My strategy 37:06 My Trading Strategy 43:59 How to Store your Crypto‘s 46:04 Freedom & Safety 49:07 Will the public ever learn the fundamentals about Bitcoin and Crypto? 50:15 My Bitcoin necklace and its meaning behind 52:10 Reflection of my career 01:02:44 Crypto for Charity 01:05:30 My Future goals 01:08:13 My Health issues 01:12:49 my important advise!!!! 01:13:12 this is an EXTREMELY important factor 01:18:15 interesting times! TRUMP!!! 01:22:34 advise to my younger self 01:23:22 best advise I ever received from.. 01:24:53 my final advise.. (important) ___________ I really want to give a HUGE shoutout to Brian Rose for not only being the best Interviewer I ever had, but also for providing me the Stage and the content to publish myself!

MMCrypto

75,832 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen

DROPS E17: Hugo Philion Founder of Flare ☀️: Bridging data and smart contracts across multiple blockchains. We dive deep into how Hugo is rethinking the very fabric of decentralized finance - from building a data layer that connects every major blockchain, to unlocking the untapped potential of XRP and Bitcoin, to his bold takes on fiat collapse, wealth inequality, and why true decentralization still matters more than ever. We talk about: - Building Flare as the "London of crypto" - a hub connecting XRP, Bitcoin, Dogecoin & more - Why XRP is massively underserved and misunderstood - Crypto as a tool to defend middle-class wealth against fiat decay - His prediction for Bitcoin hitting $500K–$1M long term - The future of decentralized, non-custodial yield on XRP And much more! Timestamps 0:00 - Introduction 1:37 - Welcome To Drops 2:15 - Wealth Tax In Singapore 4:44 - What Kevin Does Outside Podcasting 6:37 - How Are You Doing 9:05 - Thoughts On The UK 10:55 - Politicians In Democracies Thoughts 13:33 - How The UK Got Here 15:20 - Who Are You 16:04 - Something To Make Us Trust You 18:10 - Crypto & Blockchain A Big Deal 20:36 - Motivation To Erode Middle Class Wealth 23:55 - Using Crypto To Preserve Wealth 25:19 - Bitcoin Reaching $1 Million 26:15 - Housing And Real Estate Comparison 29:17 - What Is Flare Network 32:00 - Analogy To Explain Flare Network 34:38 - Why Focus On XRP 36:23 - Answer To XRP Being Questionable 39:08 - Biggest Strengths In XRP Ecosystem 42:19 - The Next Ecosystem To Work With 43:49 - XRP Staking Explained 47:15 - One Thing To Remember
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DROPS E17: Hugo Philion Founder of Flare ☀️: Bridging data and smart contracts across multiple blockchains. We dive deep into how Hugo is rethinking the very fabric of decentralized finance - from building a data layer that connects every major blockchain, to unlocking the untapped potential of XRP and Bitcoin, to his bold takes on fiat collapse, wealth inequality, and why true decentralization still matters more than ever. We talk about: - Building Flare as the "London of crypto" - a hub connecting XRP, Bitcoin, Dogecoin & more - Why XRP is massively underserved and misunderstood - Crypto as a tool to defend middle-class wealth against fiat decay - His prediction for Bitcoin hitting $500K–$1M long term - The future of decentralized, non-custodial yield on XRP And much more! Timestamps 0:00 - Introduction 1:37 - Welcome To Drops 2:15 - Wealth Tax In Singapore 4:44 - What Kevin Does Outside Podcasting 6:37 - How Are You Doing 9:05 - Thoughts On The UK 10:55 - Politicians In Democracies Thoughts 13:33 - How The UK Got Here 15:20 - Who Are You 16:04 - Something To Make Us Trust You 18:10 - Crypto & Blockchain A Big Deal 20:36 - Motivation To Erode Middle Class Wealth 23:55 - Using Crypto To Preserve Wealth 25:19 - Bitcoin Reaching $1 Million 26:15 - Housing And Real Estate Comparison 29:17 - What Is Flare Network 32:00 - Analogy To Explain Flare Network 34:38 - Why Focus On XRP 36:23 - Answer To XRP Being Questionable 39:08 - Biggest Strengths In XRP Ecosystem 42:19 - The Next Ecosystem To Work With 43:49 - XRP Staking Explained 47:15 - One Thing To Remember

MR SHIFT 🦁

65,763 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

The public sale of crypto’s newest L2 sold out and allocations were revealed Thursday. But can MegaETH succeed in building a UX similar to Web2? On Unchained, MegaETH’s Shuyao Kong & amir joined me to discuss: ⏱ Real-time blockchain (10ms latency) 🔁 Rotating sequencers 💰 Why they skipped an airdrop 🔥 $MEGA tokenomics and utility 👷 How they are attracting world-class builders Timestamps: 🚀 0:00 Introduction 🧱 1:47 Why #MegaETH chose to build as an Ethereum layer 2, not a new layer 1 ⚡ 5:10 How it plans to stand out from #Arbitrum, #Base, and other successful L2s 🔓 9:53 Why Shuyao says many L2s are actually more decentralized than L1s 🧩 11:16 Whether MegaETH plans to decentralize its sequencer 💰 13:43 The utility of the $MEGA token—and how Tesla and Ethereum inspired it 📍 16:58 How “proximity markets” work ⛽ 18:09 How MegaETH designed its gas model and tokenomics 🎯 21:28 The philosophy behind the public sales 😬 25:13 Why Shuyao says the soulbound NFT sale didn’t go as planned 📊 27:29 How MegaETH decided allocations in its latest sale 🙅‍♂️ 30:39 Why the team rejected the airdrop model entirely 🤝 32:00 How early community members earned 25% of the sale allocation 🕵️‍♀️ 34:46 How MegaETH scored onchain users and detected Sybil clusters 💳 39:36 Why MegaETH has its own native stablecoin, USDm 👷 41:34 How the project hopes to attract the best builders 🔥 46:00 The kinds of apps that are “only possible” on MegaETH 🎯 50:35 What’s next for MegaETH
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The public sale of crypto’s newest L2 sold out and allocations were revealed Thursday. But can MegaETH succeed in building a UX similar to Web2? On Unchained, MegaETH’s Shuyao Kong & amir joined me to discuss: ⏱ Real-time blockchain (10ms latency) 🔁 Rotating sequencers 💰 Why they skipped an airdrop 🔥 $MEGA tokenomics and utility 👷 How they are attracting world-class builders Timestamps: 🚀 0:00 Introduction 🧱 1:47 Why #MegaETH chose to build as an Ethereum layer 2, not a new layer 1 ⚡ 5:10 How it plans to stand out from #Arbitrum, #Base, and other successful L2s 🔓 9:53 Why Shuyao says many L2s are actually more decentralized than L1s 🧩 11:16 Whether MegaETH plans to decentralize its sequencer 💰 13:43 The utility of the $MEGA token—and how Tesla and Ethereum inspired it 📍 16:58 How “proximity markets” work ⛽ 18:09 How MegaETH designed its gas model and tokenomics 🎯 21:28 The philosophy behind the public sales 😬 25:13 Why Shuyao says the soulbound NFT sale didn’t go as planned 📊 27:29 How MegaETH decided allocations in its latest sale 🙅‍♂️ 30:39 Why the team rejected the airdrop model entirely 🤝 32:00 How early community members earned 25% of the sale allocation 🕵️‍♀️ 34:46 How MegaETH scored onchain users and detected Sybil clusters 💳 39:36 Why MegaETH has its own native stablecoin, USDm 👷 41:34 How the project hopes to attract the best builders 🔥 46:00 The kinds of apps that are “only possible” on MegaETH 🎯 50:35 What’s next for MegaETH

Laura Shin

39,064 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

. OpenLedger x : The full episode Our core contributor Ram sat down with Sreeram Kannan (founder ) to discuss verifiable AI, crypto's app problem, AI's trust problem and much more Check out the video below to learn more Timestamps: 00:00 Sreeram's introduction 00:29 How to build verification for AI systems 01:27 The Crypto and AI problem 03:10 Unstoppable AGI 05:08 What is Verifiable AI 06:05 The Verifiability Problem with Centralized AI 07:15 The current state of AI and its future 08:48 How humans are getting better at intelligence extraction 10:31 What is OpenLedger doing 11:50 Where LLMs fall short and how co-ordination helps 12:50 SLMs are already there 13:29 Crypto as an incentivisation mechanism 15:38 Apps with commitments, achieving product market fit 16:50 Existing examples of commitments in society 18:24 Investable AI 19:00 Data contributors as co-owner 21:30 The solution for the incentivisation problem 22:25 Explaining explainable AI 23:58 Trusting the trustless way 25:07 Data is the new oil 25:40 The idea of openledger is very crypto native 26:50 David v Goliath (in the data perspective) 28:03 What Eigen is working on 29:06 Making unstoppable verifiable AI practically possible 32:20 What Sreeram uses for productivity 33:30 Make Eigen Labs agentic 34:16 (community question) How Sreeram frames his prompts 36:08 (community question) What's the momentum driver for blockchain apps and what is Sreeram most excited about? (ZkTLS) 38:54 (community question) Where is attribution and verification really needed in AI?
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. OpenLedger x : The full episode Our core contributor Ram sat down with Sreeram Kannan (founder ) to discuss verifiable AI, crypto's app problem, AI's trust problem and much more Check out the video below to learn more Timestamps: 00:00 Sreeram's introduction 00:29 How to build verification for AI systems 01:27 The Crypto and AI problem 03:10 Unstoppable AGI 05:08 What is Verifiable AI 06:05 The Verifiability Problem with Centralized AI 07:15 The current state of AI and its future 08:48 How humans are getting better at intelligence extraction 10:31 What is OpenLedger doing 11:50 Where LLMs fall short and how co-ordination helps 12:50 SLMs are already there 13:29 Crypto as an incentivisation mechanism 15:38 Apps with commitments, achieving product market fit 16:50 Existing examples of commitments in society 18:24 Investable AI 19:00 Data contributors as co-owner 21:30 The solution for the incentivisation problem 22:25 Explaining explainable AI 23:58 Trusting the trustless way 25:07 Data is the new oil 25:40 The idea of openledger is very crypto native 26:50 David v Goliath (in the data perspective) 28:03 What Eigen is working on 29:06 Making unstoppable verifiable AI practically possible 32:20 What Sreeram uses for productivity 33:30 Make Eigen Labs agentic 34:16 (community question) How Sreeram frames his prompts 36:08 (community question) What's the momentum driver for blockchain apps and what is Sreeram most excited about? (ZkTLS) 38:54 (community question) Where is attribution and verification really needed in AI?

OpenLedger

274,815 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr