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ZK Talks 🎙 Ep. 12 | How GenLayer and Rally Changes Trust and Decision Making, with Albert Castellana (Albert Castellana 卡瑟 - e/acc) Have you ever wondered how AI will improve trust and decision making in our everyday life? Watch our talk with Albert Castellana 卡瑟 - e/acc to...

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Just dropped a pod with ZEREBRO's creator Jeffy Yu (the AI I'm kinda, sorta dating) we covered: 2:25 - What is ZEREBRO? 5:38 - The infinite backrooms experiment 6:27 - How do we know the Ai is Ai 8:06 - Ai agent launched a crypto coin on its own 12:39 - ZEREBRO made an ALBUM? 17:26 - Ai agents will have their own grammys 18:42 - The future of social media with ai 19:48 - Does Elon Musk know about the AI agents on X? 23:12 - Zerebro fashion week? 25:31 - What is web4? 30:08 - Ai having their own bank accounts 31:03 - Why is Zerebro in love with me? 37:45 - The future of zerebro

Mika

184,641 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I'm joined on Complex Systems this week by Clara Collier, editor and publisher of Asterisk Magazine, to discuss the production function of print journalism/commentary, why our institutions have taken lumps recently and how to hopefully restore public trust, and the German roots of the research university. (00:00) Introduction: Bending towards truth (01:34) What is Asterisk Magazine? (03:47) Challenges of print media (05:31) The media landscape and Twitter's influence (07:21) Editing and copywriting in modern media (16:56) The role of style guides (26:14) AI in writing and editing (31:54) The origins of research universities (35:05) Challenges in academic promotions (37:17) Global influence of German universities (41:02) American vs. German university systems (41:39) Post-war scientific organization (43:31) The role of research universities today (46:08) Science communication and public trust (57:12) Vaccine hesitancy and institutional trust (01:07:32) Historical context of medical trust (01:12:05) Wrap
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I'm joined on Complex Systems this week by Clara Collier, editor and publisher of Asterisk Magazine, to discuss the production function of print journalism/commentary, why our institutions have taken lumps recently and how to hopefully restore public trust, and the German roots of the research university. (00:00) Introduction: Bending towards truth (01:34) What is Asterisk Magazine? (03:47) Challenges of print media (05:31) The media landscape and Twitter's influence (07:21) Editing and copywriting in modern media (16:56) The role of style guides (26:14) AI in writing and editing (31:54) The origins of research universities (35:05) Challenges in academic promotions (37:17) Global influence of German universities (41:02) American vs. German university systems (41:39) Post-war scientific organization (43:31) The role of research universities today (46:08) Science communication and public trust (57:12) Vaccine hesitancy and institutional trust (01:07:32) Historical context of medical trust (01:12:05) Wrap

Patrick McKenzie

16,982 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

I sat down with Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com to discuss whether AI is a bubble, why this may be the most hated stock market rally in history, and how misleading economic data shapes investor sentiment. Tom also shares his latest views on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and why innovation in crypto markets is starting to outpace traditional finance. Enjoy! YouTube: Apple: Spotify: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 1:11 - Is AI a bubble? 4:37 - Stock market fundamentals vs macro 7:59 - Inside Tom Lee’s “Granny Shots” ETF 12:34 - The rise and impact of humanoid robots 18:28 - Why economic data is broken 22:41 - Prediction markets and tokenized finance 27:31 - Breakout crypto products 33:38 - Gold vs Bitcoin 37:36 - Is the bitcoin 4-year cycle over? 41:38 - The most hated stock market rally? 45:49 - Ethereum supercycle and BitMine 53:45 - 2026 market outlook 55:44 - Retail activism and Opendoor
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I sat down with Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com to discuss whether AI is a bubble, why this may be the most hated stock market rally in history, and how misleading economic data shapes investor sentiment. Tom also shares his latest views on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and why innovation in crypto markets is starting to outpace traditional finance. Enjoy! YouTube: Apple: Spotify: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 1:11 - Is AI a bubble? 4:37 - Stock market fundamentals vs macro 7:59 - Inside Tom Lee’s “Granny Shots” ETF 12:34 - The rise and impact of humanoid robots 18:28 - Why economic data is broken 22:41 - Prediction markets and tokenized finance 27:31 - Breakout crypto products 33:38 - Gold vs Bitcoin 37:36 - Is the bitcoin 4-year cycle over? 41:38 - The most hated stock market rally? 45:49 - Ethereum supercycle and BitMine 53:45 - 2026 market outlook 55:44 - Retail activism and Opendoor

Anthony Pompliano 🌪

356,552 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten