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TKThrilled to see Santiago taking the interview's seat! He's one of my favorite, most insightful guests and hope to see more of him on RV Crypto. Bravo!
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CHWow! Blockchain, AI and ML in the same project? Question is: Why not toss some DEFI in there as well? Anyway, this will definitely conquer the world.
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GAWe need AI in the Insurance industry to lower premiums!
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AHIt looks like the fetch token is only supported on binance, not Kraken or Coinbase sadly
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KLMind blown great vision! As a startup guy I can relate to the difficulty in achieving change, it is really hard, hopefully fetch don't over-extend and manages to plant some really strong roots/projects. Also ties into a decentralized behavioral incentive economic narrative, an alternative to the centralised version Mr. Pal talks about in other interviews, right? Best of luck Huamayun
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SVThe work they are doing at Fetch is incredible. Viewers, please take the time to digest the implications of what was being discussed as I myself am still grappling with them. I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have been privy to this work.
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CDI love how Humayun bursts into laugh hearing the word 'policy makers' at 26:45. Random thought: parasitic behaviour in the incentive based system - such as cars intentionally blocking the way to get a 'make space' micro-payment - could be dis-incentivised by the pricing itself. So you're paid if you're in the way, yes, but putting the vehicle on that way already has a cost which outweighs the reward. A potentiel issue I can see with ABM systems is self-organised criticality. In other words the market will be prone to a complex system build up followed by some sort of avalanche. Pure fantasy, but an hypothetical example would be flying cars suddenly seeing their 'sunlight block' cost go through the roof in some sort of short squeeze. That would prompt all flying cars to find a parking space on solid ground. Careful with your head.
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PJCan't believe so few people seem to have watched this. Absolutely fascinating and learned so much, but will need to rewatch / read transcript to get it all. Don't know where they found Santiago, but he's a great asset to RVTV as an interviewer in this space, excellent questions and observations really added to the topic.
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MLThis is by far one of the best RealVision Crypto interviews!! It gives us a glimpse of the 2nd generations blockchain, beyond irrelevant debates about bitcoin vs. ethereum. If only 10% of this platform (mainly based in Ethereum) materializes with real economic services in finance, transportation, agriculture, energy,etc. the Ethereum platform will be transacting hundreds of trillions of dollars and ETH market cap will be several orders of magnitudes larger than bitcoin, gold or any other asset. The disintermediation of services from todayś darlings like Uber, AirBnB, DoorDash, etc. is on the horizon. The Internet promised from the beginning eliminating the middleman, but it just happened the other way around. With the combination of blockchain, machine learning and AI this is now posible.
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BKThis will "eat all block chain related projects". Thanks!
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MSThat was freaking awesome! Geezo need a lie down to digest, blew my mind. Amazing interview.
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CRI remember this project back in the days of the wild wild west. I'm too, so very thankful to you Santiago for shining a needed light on such amazing work. With so much stuff going on everywhere, it's not always possible to know what's real and what isn't. Fantastic conversation. Thank you both.
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DWVery interesting and certainly gives a look into what the future might look like. I'm not convinced that a blockchain is needed for most AI or for file storage applications. But perhaps there's a role for a micropayment blockchain like Stellar to interact with these autonomous agents and Dapps. 5G is also going to certainly create new opportunities for the kind of autonomous agents he discusses. I agree that we need to move away from these tech giant aggregators (GOOG, MSFT, FB, etc) and their surveillance capitalism business models.
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SSThis is super exciting dialogue with huge implications. It sounds like the hive mind in AI but I didn't understand how anonymity is preserved when incentivising the participants providing data in models? Can someone elaborate more?
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RRwow. my mental Richter scale just went through 8.2....this was a very insightful piece. thx Santiago n Humayun