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morning everybody David Shapiro here,1.079,4.141 | |
with a video,3.3,4.46 | |
um so today's video is about,5.22,5.339 | |
decentralized economics uh as in,7.76,4.959 | |
particular with AI blockchain and,10.559,4.321 | |
distributed autonomous organizations,12.719,4.801 | |
now with the rapid proliferation of,14.88,4.26 | |
artificial intelligence particularly,17.52,4.5 | |
tools like chat gbt people are starting,19.14,5.94 | |
to understand what's coming and what I,22.02,5.82 | |
mean by that is that more and more,25.08,4.68 | |
people are automating aspects of their,27.84,4.2 | |
job including writing emails reading,29.76,5.34 | |
emails tickets coding all that kind of,32.04,6.6 | |
stuff and so as these agents become more,35.1,6.299 | |
and more autonomous folks are waking up,38.64,5.4 | |
to the fact that eventually and by,41.399,4.441 | |
eventually I mean like later this month,44.04,5.76 | |
probably uh AI is going to be spending,45.84,6.3 | |
more time talking to other AI than it,49.8,4.98 | |
will be talking to humans and in this,52.14,5.7 | |
case trust and security become a major,54.78,5.759 | |
issue there's comments all over the,57.84,4.68 | |
place Twitter Reddit and so on people,60.539,3.421 | |
are like how are we going to trust that,62.52,4.2 | |
anything we read was written by a human,63.96,6.06 | |
the answer is blockchained based,66.72,4.56 | |
Technologies such as distributed,70.02,3.66 | |
autonomous organizations and nfts we're,71.28,5.159 | |
not going to get into nfts to day let me,73.68,4.56 | |
know if you want that as a future topic,76.439,3.961 | |
but basically I think that all human,78.24,3.72 | |
content on the internet will eventually,80.4,4.32 | |
be nfts and so that you'll have a chain,81.96,4.979 | |
of custody of who created it when and,84.72,5.039 | |
what created it uh anyways uh going down,86.939,5.161 | |
that rabbit hole so this meme pretty,89.759,4.381 | |
much illustrates where we're at right,92.1,4.14 | |
now but just take it one step further,94.14,4.92 | |
and imagine that instead of you reading,96.24,5.64 | |
emails your company has an email bot,99.06,4.26 | |
that generates emails that go to all,101.88,3.779 | |
your customers clients and partners and,103.32,3.839 | |
then they have email Bots that read it,105.659,2.941 | |
and business becomes more and more,107.159,6.301 | |
autonomous this is coming I'm uh I have,108.6,6.9 | |
many patreon supporters who are doing,113.46,3.659 | |
this kind of thing they're several,115.5,3.78 | |
startups uh folks that I'm friend with,117.119,4.32 | |
that are working on making autonomous,119.28,5.22 | |
employees basically so it's coming,121.439,5.761 | |
okay so for those of you who don't know,124.5,5.459 | |
what is a blockchain,127.2,5.1 | |
um first what I need to say is that yes,129.959,4.92 | |
Bitcoin is the most famous use of,132.3,4.439 | |
blockchain Technology but it is not the,134.879,5.161 | |
only use of blockchain Technology uh so,136.739,5.521 | |
basically it is a it is a dis,140.04,5.76 | |
decentralized digital Ledger uh kind of,142.26,5.76 | |
technology which a digital Ledger is,145.8,3.659 | |
basically a kind of transactional,148.02,4.219 | |
database where it keeps track of logs,149.459,5.341 | |
that's what it means by ledger so like,152.239,4.301 | |
if you think of like a financial Ledger,154.8,3.12 | |
you're keeping track of financial,156.54,3.12 | |
transactions in this case you're keeping,157.92,4.08 | |
track of digital transactions it is,159.66,4.92 | |
decentralized based on many many nodes,162.0,6.959 | |
and it is uh made to be tamper proof and,164.58,6.18 | |
so what it what I mean by tamper proof,168.959,4.201 | |
is that once a block is added to the,170.76,6.0 | |
chain it cannot be modified but also for,173.16,6.0 | |
a block to be added to the chain the the,176.76,4.68 | |
network has to give consensus and we'll,179.16,4.14 | |
talk a little bit more about consensus,181.44,4.98 | |
in a moment but one of the key things is,183.3,6.0 | |
that one it's peer-to-peer and two it is,186.42,5.099 | |
for a trustless environment so a,189.3,4.5 | |
trustless environment is a cyber,191.519,4.741 | |
security concept where you have no idea,193.8,4.859 | |
who you're talking to everyone is on is,196.26,5.04 | |
anonymous and for us humans we're used,198.659,4.561 | |
to that if you get on Reddit or Twitter,201.3,3.54 | |
and you're interacting with someone who,203.22,3.599 | |
just has gibberish as a username you,204.84,4.08 | |
have no idea who they are,206.819,3.84 | |
um we get that on YouTube some YouTube,208.92,4.679 | |
comments are generated by troll Farms or,210.659,4.381 | |
Bots or whatever,213.599,5.22 | |
and so uh blockchain is a way to engage,215.04,5.82 | |
with digital information in a trustless,218.819,3.48 | |
environment basically where you have no,220.86,3.599 | |
idea who you're talking to or who else,222.299,5.52 | |
is participating and this uh this,224.459,4.981 | |
decentralized trustless peer-to-peer,227.819,3.661 | |
environment is what makes cryptocurrency,229.44,4.56 | |
possible now a whole bunch of other,231.48,4.319 | |
things become possible with blockchain,234.0,3.239 | |
technology,235.799,3.241 | |
so before we go a little bit further I,237.239,3.36 | |
need to talk to you a little bit about,239.04,5.339 | |
consensus so consensus is a method,240.599,7.101 | |
whether it's algorithms or data or other,244.379,7.58 | |
techniques that you can use in order to,247.7,7.239 | |
collectively decide what gets accepted,251.959,5.68 | |
onto the blockchain so it has to do with,254.939,5.3 | |
Collective verification,257.639,5.701 | |
and it has to it also is how you can,260.239,5.321 | |
establish the validity of a particular,263.34,4.68 | |
transaction so there's a few algorithms,265.56,4.26 | |
such as proof of work proof of stake,268.02,3.899 | |
delegated proof of stake so on and so,269.82,4.74 | |
forth so consensus is how the network,271.919,6.141 | |
decides to accept information,274.56,6.78 | |
and in a human Network say for instance,278.06,5.62 | |
on Twitter or Reddit or something,281.34,5.639 | |
what can happen is you see someone post,283.68,6.18 | |
a link right just imagine your typical,286.979,4.801 | |
Twitter thread or Reddit thread someone,289.86,3.839 | |
posts a link someone looks at it and,291.78,3.479 | |
says yeah but look at the source that,293.699,3.78 | |
source is not verifiable and then,295.259,4.081 | |
someone else says oh but look at look at,297.479,3.66 | |
who said this this person is not,299.34,4.139 | |
trustworthy and so the general consensus,301.139,4.801 | |
through natural language it might be,303.479,4.141 | |
that you know a particular post is,305.94,3.78 | |
useful or useless or they might point,307.62,3.72 | |
out that like hey this is a click bait,309.72,3.66 | |
title so therefore it's not accurate so,311.34,4.26 | |
that is a kind of like human consensus,313.38,4.759 | |
algorithm now imagine Opera,315.6,4.74 | |
operationalizing that with an algorithm,318.139,4.421 | |
this is not exactly the way that it,320.34,3.78 | |
works because if you look up the way,322.56,3.96 | |
that proof of work and proof of stake uh,324.12,4.139 | |
work it's not anything like that but,326.52,3.959 | |
what I'm the reason that I'm using this,328.259,4.821 | |
analogy is to show,330.479,6.66 | |
a more familiar uh kind of format as to,333.08,6.28 | |
what consensus looks and feels like now,337.139,4.321 | |
the math side of that is going to be a,339.36,3.899 | |
little bit different but the long story,341.46,4.56 | |
short is that having a consensus,343.259,5.701 | |
mechanism is what mathematically allows,346.02,6.42 | |
you to have that trustless environment,348.96,6.54 | |
now smart contracts so one part of,352.44,5.34 | |
blockchain and decentralized autonomous,355.5,4.56 | |
organizations Dows is that you need,357.78,5.22 | |
smart contracts so a smart contract is a,360.06,4.62 | |
bit of code that is executed,363.0,3.479 | |
automatically,364.68,5.72 | |
um by uh by and on the blockchain,366.479,6.481 | |
technology so this can execute,370.4,4.48 | |
everything from Financial transactions,372.96,4.2 | |
to sending data you can even have,374.88,5.099 | |
compute agreements so say for instance,377.16,4.379 | |
one of the things that's being explored,379.979,3.541 | |
quite extensively especially with large,381.539,4.621 | |
language models is Distributing the,383.52,4.2 | |
layers of those large language models,386.16,3.84 | |
and so a smart contract could be you,387.72,4.68 | |
agree to process this layer of this,390.0,4.56 | |
piece of data and then in exchange you,392.4,3.78 | |
get you know some kind of reward usually,394.56,3.66 | |
cryptocurrency,396.18,4.799 | |
um but basically what this this is this,398.22,5.94 | |
is the this is the net result of a,400.979,5.94 | |
blockchain is some smart contract gets,404.16,5.099 | |
executed based on the consensus,406.919,4.921 | |
algorithm uh and and everything that,409.259,5.88 | |
goes into that at and so what is not,411.84,6.12 | |
immediately obvious is how versatile,415.139,5.161 | |
this is so I was talking with a friend,417.96,5.34 | |
of mine who had been investigating a,420.3,5.16 | |
fraud case that had to do with Supply,423.3,4.32 | |
chains and stuff and I said imagine how,425.46,3.66 | |
much easier this investigation would,427.62,3.9 | |
have been if every single change order,429.12,6.419 | |
and pull request and check had been on a,431.52,6.119 | |
blockchain and he's like holy crap,435.539,5.94 | |
you're right so and and because the the,437.639,5.761 | |
reason that that is disruptive is,441.479,5.041 | |
because in order for uh in order for a,443.4,4.919 | |
transaction to be added to a blockchain,446.52,3.78 | |
it has to be verified by all the nodes,448.319,4.561 | |
so in in the cases of like fraud and,450.3,5.399 | |
embezzlement one person one stakeholder,452.88,4.379 | |
with the right email address and,455.699,2.94 | |
connections can make a phone call or,457.259,4.201 | |
send a text message to redirect you know,458.639,4.921 | |
goods or services from one company to,461.46,3.54 | |
another or from one account to another,463.56,4.74 | |
without permission but if that company,465.0,6.419 | |
or that government organization uses a,468.3,5.64 | |
blockchain or a dow technology in order,471.419,5.34 | |
to control everything then most of the,473.94,5.4 | |
nodes will need to agree yes this is a,476.759,4.38 | |
legitimate transaction and if they,479.34,3.359 | |
reject it they'll say no this is,481.139,4.261 | |
obviously fraudulent or you know a,482.699,5.581 | |
mistake or something like that and by,485.4,5.06 | |
having that that that chain of custody,488.28,4.859 | |
of change requests and all that kind of,490.46,5.04 | |
stuff you can really Tamp down on,493.139,4.5 | |
mishandling and misappropriation of,495.5,4.24 | |
resources and that's just a supply chain,497.639,3.601 | |
example,499.74,4.32 | |
um VMware is a company that I used to,501.24,4.26 | |
work with a lot that was my favorite,504.06,3.72 | |
technology back when I was in a systems,505.5,4.919 | |
engineer they're working on their own,507.78,5.1 | |
blockchain uh thing and one of the key,510.419,5.761 | |
uh E-Business cases is supply chain so,512.88,5.279 | |
that's that's a one example another,516.18,5.159 | |
example is stock market trades so,518.159,5.76 | |
whether you're talking about options uh,521.339,4.741 | |
day trading that sort of stuff those,523.919,3.721 | |
kinds of things can be executed with,526.08,3.54 | |
smart contracts as well also if my voice,527.64,3.36 | |
sounds a little bit hoarse it's because,529.62,3.659 | |
it's still allergy season we're at like,531.0,5.1 | |
8.1 out of 10 yesterday in my local area,533.279,5.101 | |
for the allergens so I'm a little bit,536.1,3.72 | |
raspy,538.38,4.2 | |
um okay so finally we're building up to,539.82,4.92 | |
what is a dow so you take these,542.58,4.68 | |
underlying Technologies uh blockchain,544.74,5.94 | |
consensus mechanisms and smart contracts,547.26,6.42 | |
and what you do is then you create a set,550.68,4.26 | |
of rules,553.68,4.2 | |
basically it can be a corporation kind,554.94,4.62 | |
of thing it can be a government kind of,557.88,4.38 | |
thing it can be a neighborhood but you,559.56,5.58 | |
put all of that control into an,562.26,4.74 | |
autonomous organization that uses,565.14,3.96 | |
blockchain that uses consensus and uses,567.0,5.94 | |
smart contracts in order to uh control,569.1,6.299 | |
resources and so this creates an,572.94,5.04 | |
algorithmic framework to allocate,575.399,6.06 | |
resources to make decisions and so on,577.98,6.18 | |
and so forth and so this brings that,581.459,5.94 | |
trustless aspect into human,584.16,6.299 | |
collaboration basically now we're going,587.399,4.921 | |
to take this one step further in just a,590.459,3.901 | |
second and but what I want to say before,592.32,3.959 | |
we move on is you've probably heard some,594.36,4.979 | |
horror stories about Dows there's this,596.279,5.101 | |
phenomenon called the rug pull where,599.339,3.781 | |
there's a lot of grifters out there,601.38,3.6 | |
saying oh invest in this Dow it's going,603.12,3.54 | |
to give you 10 there are pretty much all,604.98,4.38 | |
Ponzi schemes Dows are not an investment,606.66,5.1 | |
vehicle Dows are a resource management,609.36,4.38 | |
vehicle so if someone just asks you to,611.76,3.96 | |
put money into a dow that's not what,613.74,5.099 | |
they're for now if you are part of a,615.72,6.119 | |
corporation and you say hey we're going,618.839,5.461 | |
to use a dow to replace the board of,621.839,5.521 | |
directors or to uh you know replace this,624.3,5.039 | |
layer of management that might make a,627.36,4.2 | |
little bit more sense if you're in a,629.339,3.721 | |
neighborhood and you want to replace,631.56,3.839 | |
your HOA and run it with a dow instead,633.06,4.26 | |
that makes more sense because you're a,635.399,4.981 | |
stakeholder with you know enforceable,637.32,4.68 | |
rights to a thing,640.38,3.42 | |
but if you're just investing in a dow,642.0,3.839 | |
the technology is not mature enough for,643.8,4.8 | |
that yet so my uh this is not Financial,645.839,4.56 | |
advice obviously do your own research,648.6,3.54 | |
but what I will say is I would never,650.399,3.901 | |
personally invest in a dow that are not,652.14,4.08 | |
investment vehicles,654.3,3.96 | |
um Okay so,656.22,4.739 | |
with all that groundwork laid and I know,658.26,4.139 | |
that I've been going pretty fast and I'm,660.959,3.06 | |
not reading you know the description,662.399,3.601 | |
word for word you can pause the video,664.019,4.021 | |
and look at that if you'd like,666.0,4.56 | |
What If instead of just human,668.04,6.239 | |
stakeholders you have humans and AI,670.56,5.82 | |
participating in a dow,674.279,5.101 | |
so this to me seems like what the Dow,676.38,5.459 | |
was actually invented for,679.38,6.06 | |
uh and so by by saying that hey you know,681.839,6.0 | |
because AI like a language model has no,685.44,4.44 | |
idea what it is or who you are or,687.839,4.201 | |
anything like that but a language model,689.88,4.019 | |
can help you write contracts can help,692.04,3.96 | |
participate with sharing information so,693.899,4.261 | |
on and so forth so then if the rest of,696.0,4.14 | |
the network approves the information,698.16,4.2 | |
coming from that autonomous agent or,700.14,4.259 | |
semi-autonomous agent and then there's,702.36,4.88 | |
humans also in the loop it seems to me,704.399,5.461 | |
that a that the combination of,707.24,4.06 | |
blockchain distributed autonomous,709.86,4.14 | |
organizations and AI is probably the way,711.3,6.0 | |
to go and this can be used for uh,714.0,5.339 | |
private organizations so for instance,717.3,4.8 | |
corporations can use this so that no,719.339,4.921 | |
matter how many autonomous agents are,722.1,4.919 | |
spun up uh they all have to approve of,724.26,5.22 | |
what's going on in their collaboration,727.019,4.201 | |
space,729.48,4.08 | |
Um this can do this can be used for a,731.22,5.82 | |
few things one processing information so,733.56,6.8 | |
just putting information on your Dow,737.04,6.18 | |
such as like emails corporate records,740.36,5.56 | |
whatever and using that information like,743.22,4.619 | |
I mentioned a minute ago supply chain,745.92,4.919 | |
records great example but you can also,747.839,6.301 | |
use the Dow to autonomously distribute,750.839,6.541 | |
tasks work items so for instance if you,754.14,4.98 | |
have a factory floor,757.38,4.199 | |
uh that needs to be managed or if you,759.12,4.8 | |
have a larger multinational logistics,761.579,5.641 | |
thing that needs to that needs to to uh,763.92,7.02 | |
be organized or managed uh Dows are a,767.22,5.76 | |
possible way of doing that and we're,770.94,3.42 | |
going to get into some very specific,772.98,3.299 | |
examples here in just a minute,774.36,3.9 | |
uh before I move on with the rest of the,776.279,3.661 | |
video I do want to plug my patreon real,778.26,3.48 | |
quick so,779.94,4.98 | |
um my patreon has been evolving I've,781.74,5.46 | |
simplified the tiers especially since I,784.92,4.14 | |
moved most not most but much of the,787.2,4.379 | |
conversation off to Discord which has,789.06,4.68 | |
really driven engagement,791.579,5.461 | |
my private patreon Discord is great,793.74,4.74 | |
um some of my favorite channels are the,797.04,3.479 | |
off topic and the existential coping,798.48,3.299 | |
channels,800.519,2.82 | |
um where mostly we talk about goats,801.779,2.821 | |
apparently,803.339,3.361 | |
um but yeah so jump in,804.6,4.14 | |
um my higher tiers are all sold out,806.7,4.02 | |
right now because there's a few reasons,808.74,3.899 | |
but basically I don't have enough time,810.72,4.08 | |
to get to everyone so those are capped,812.639,5.281 | |
but later in May once I come back,814.8,5.279 | |
um I will probably raise those caps a,817.92,3.78 | |
little bit because I actually do get a,820.079,3.841 | |
lot out of talking with um with patreons,821.7,4.079 | |
so most of the people who sign up for,823.92,5.64 | |
the higher tiers are um they are usually,825.779,5.341 | |
small businesses small and medium,829.56,3.779 | |
businesses who just need a little bit of,831.12,4.38 | |
expert guidance on how to implement some,833.339,4.321 | |
like AI Vector search that kind of stuff,835.5,4.92 | |
I do brainstorming sessions,837.66,4.56 | |
um you know like someone will come to me,840.42,3.84 | |
with a particular idea or a problem and,842.22,4.559 | |
I'll help them talk through it,844.26,4.68 | |
um we address all kinds of stuff from,846.779,5.24 | |
legal cases to Insurance,848.94,7.38 | |
Mental Health all kinds of stuff that I,852.019,6.041 | |
that I'll talk with the companies about,856.32,3.959 | |
and of course the liability is with them,858.06,4.62 | |
I just provide you know my perspective,860.279,4.74 | |
and expertise,862.68,5.58 | |
um as is so moving right along,865.019,5.76 | |
I mentioned that uh that you know I was,868.26,4.079 | |
going to give some specific use cases,870.779,3.06 | |
for dowels and I think that this will,872.339,3.601 | |
help it make the most sense so what,873.839,3.601 | |
we're going to do is we're gonna we're,875.94,3.54 | |
gonna go on it on a user Journey so to,877.44,3.78 | |
speak where we're going to start with,879.48,4.56 | |
personal use what could you use a dow,881.22,5.22 | |
for personally then we'll go up to Smart,884.04,4.68 | |
Homes or family use cases Enterprise,886.44,5.519 | |
corporate uh use cases communities such,888.72,6.059 | |
as neighborhoods federal agencies and,891.959,4.081 | |
then finally we'll get to Global,894.779,2.641 | |
governance,896.04,3.9 | |
okay so for a personal dial,897.42,6.12 | |
imagine that you have you know we all,899.94,5.82 | |
have electronic devices and electronic,903.54,4.44 | |
accounts all over the place right you've,905.76,4.92 | |
got social media you've got your news,907.98,4.32 | |
feeds you've got your phone you've got,910.68,3.12 | |
your smart home devices you've got your,912.3,5.76 | |
car so imagine what happens when you,913.8,6.12 | |
have multiple AI agents running,918.06,4.019 | |
everywhere but you want that information,919.92,6.06 | |
to be secure a personal area Dao is,922.079,6.361 | |
probably a good place to put that right,925.98,4.08 | |
because imagine that you're smart your,928.44,4.199 | |
your smartphone has an AI agent an,930.06,4.26 | |
autonomous AI agent it's running on your,932.639,3.721 | |
phone all the time it's got some Cloud,934.32,3.54 | |
connection stuff like it might back up,936.36,3.9 | |
its data to the cloud but you want your,937.86,4.86 | |
phone talking to your home and your TV,940.26,5.759 | |
and your car but you need it to be,942.72,7.44 | |
secure and autonomous and private so a,946.019,6.241 | |
personal level Dow would be a good way,950.16,4.739 | |
to achieve that so why what are the like,952.26,5.22 | |
what are the outcomes obviously privacy,954.899,4.74 | |
and security are are some of the primary,957.48,5.28 | |
concern irons but then imagine all the,959.639,4.621 | |
benefits that you get from just using,962.76,4.019 | |
like chat GPT today like hey like what's,964.26,4.319 | |
my wife up to can you send her a text,966.779,3.721 | |
message real quick and then you know,968.579,4.681 | |
your AI Dao can say okay like let's talk,970.5,5.399 | |
to her send some message to her Dao and,973.26,5.04 | |
so on and so forth one of my um I don't,975.899,4.8 | |
want to like undercut anyone,978.3,4.02 | |
um but one of my I had a really,980.699,3.601 | |
interesting conversation with actually a,982.32,3.3 | |
few people,984.3,4.5 | |
um on Discord and and on patreon where,985.62,5.76 | |
people are working on that kind of stuff,988.8,5.279 | |
um and so like this is this is where I,991.38,5.04 | |
get some of these ideas,994.079,6.541 | |
um but like imagine that your that your,996.42,6.659 | |
AI Dow keeps track of this kind of stuff,1000.62,4.56 | |
that you do right so instead of instead,1003.079,3.541 | |
of Google knowing everything that you do,1005.18,4.079 | |
your personal AI Dell has your records,1006.62,5.339 | |
of where you go what you do how you feel,1009.259,4.801 | |
on a day-to-day basis like even imagine,1011.959,4.74 | |
that your Fitbit is like part of your AI,1014.06,5.219 | |
Dao so then it's all your data is,1016.699,4.981 | |
self-contained it's not owned by a,1019.279,3.961 | |
corporation out there somewhere it is,1021.68,4.739 | |
owned by you but then you have multiple,1023.24,5.939 | |
possibly even dozens or even hundreds of,1026.419,5.76 | |
AI agents using that data to help you,1029.179,5.52 | |
live better so that is one example of,1032.179,4.921 | |
where a dow could be used for a personal,1034.699,4.5 | |
level and this is this is relatively,1037.1,4.02 | |
near term this is something like I said,1039.199,3.6 | |
that that I know of people who are,1041.12,3.12 | |
working on setting up this kind of thing,1042.799,3.181 | |
today,1044.24,4.86 | |
okay so take that one step further,1045.98,5.579 | |
you have your personal area Dao your,1049.1,5.22 | |
wife or boyfriend or partner or kids or,1051.559,4.98 | |
parents or whatever they also have their,1054.32,3.719 | |
personal area down,1056.539,3.541 | |
these are also connected to your smart,1058.039,5.221 | |
home devices as shared resources so say,1060.08,5.339 | |
for instance your,1063.26,4.5 | |
um your kitchen gets more automated and,1065.419,5.461 | |
so the the automated kitchen is a shared,1067.76,6.299 | |
resource that your personal Dao is forms,1070.88,6.24 | |
a hierarchy with so it or maybe maybe,1074.059,4.921 | |
hierarchy is not the right word maybe a,1077.12,5.28 | |
federation so in technology a federation,1078.98,6.54 | |
is independent nodes that form like,1082.4,6.06 | |
bilateral alliances which I mean that's,1085.52,5.22 | |
really just what a federation is,1088.46,3.9 | |
um so imagine that your personal dial,1090.74,3.9 | |
forms a federation with your home Dow,1092.36,4.679 | |
and your home Dow also has a federation,1094.64,5.279 | |
with your kids your partner any trusted,1097.039,4.741 | |
friends that are allowed to come over so,1099.919,4.26 | |
it keeps track of your identities which,1101.78,4.56 | |
can help with home security but it also,1104.179,4.321 | |
keeps track of dietary needs and health,1106.34,3.719 | |
needs and so then like your fridge will,1108.5,4.02 | |
be like hey you know it's five o'clock,1110.059,4.74 | |
maybe like let's make some stir fry,1112.52,3.36 | |
because that's your favorite thing to,1114.799,2.88 | |
eat on Wednesdays or whatever,1115.88,4.14 | |
that sort of stuff it can also work with,1117.679,4.981 | |
your children to uh form uh to formally,1120.02,4.98 | |
keep track of their education and their,1122.66,4.32 | |
tutoring and and their and their,1125.0,3.96 | |
information needs also their,1126.98,5.88 | |
entertainment right uh if you once we,1128.96,5.64 | |
get to a little bit more sophisticated,1132.86,4.02 | |
robot home robots than roombas maybe,1134.6,3.84 | |
they can even like replace your air,1136.88,3.78 | |
filters and and water filters and stuff,1138.44,4.92 | |
like that uh so by creating these,1140.66,6.06 | |
bilateral federations of dows uh that,1143.36,4.86 | |
again because Dallas are meant to be in,1146.72,2.94 | |
a trustless environment but you,1148.22,3.24 | |
establish those relationships where,1149.66,3.32 | |
there can at least be,1151.46,4.92 | |
bilateral communication then your,1152.98,5.74 | |
personal Dao which is just an array of,1156.38,4.56 | |
AI agents autonomous and semi-autonomous,1158.72,5.16 | |
AI agents whose primary job is your,1160.94,4.619 | |
health and well-being can then,1163.88,5.76 | |
collaborate with other uh uh people and,1165.559,6.24 | |
use maybe your home as a hub but again,1169.64,4.02 | |
the federations like you can you,1171.799,3.841 | |
Confederate your Dao with like your best,1173.66,4.019 | |
friends now or whatever and then you can,1175.64,4.38 | |
Federate your homes down with your best,1177.679,4.261 | |
friend's home style so then it's like oh,1180.02,3.96 | |
hey like let's let's make some plans,1181.94,3.72 | |
like for instance I have a private,1183.98,4.559 | |
Discord set up for uh my for my house,1185.66,4.92 | |
here and then my uh brother and,1188.539,3.721 | |
sister-in-law's house,1190.58,3.54 | |
um so imagine if that was automated like,1192.26,3.96 | |
hey what what's uh what's my,1194.12,3.54 | |
sister-in-law up to today let's go,1196.22,2.88 | |
gardening or let's go hiking or,1197.66,2.399 | |
something,1199.1,3.42 | |
anyways getting highly speculative there,1200.059,4.74 | |
I think you get the idea though is that,1202.52,5.76 | |
is that a Dao is a way to create these,1204.799,6.541 | |
ad hoc networks of AI agents that,1208.28,4.68 | |
support us,1211.34,4.5 | |
so going one step bigger,1212.96,4.5 | |
we already mentioned this a little bit,1215.84,4.62 | |
because uh blockchain is most interested,1217.46,7.02 | |
uh most interest use is in blockchain in,1220.46,6.0 | |
corporate use cases sorry I said that a,1224.48,3.72 | |
little bit awkwardly,1226.46,3.78 | |
um so imagine that you go a little bit,1228.2,4.979 | |
bigger not just blockchain for Supply,1230.24,5.22 | |
Chain management not just blockchain for,1233.179,5.101 | |
financial tracking but what if you have,1235.46,4.68 | |
your autonomous Workforce whether it's,1238.28,4.139 | |
robots or digital agents like you know,1240.14,5.279 | |
Auto GPT those sorts of things all,1242.419,6.241 | |
collaborating on Adele so there's been,1245.419,5.161 | |
plenty of experiments where people said,1248.66,4.74 | |
like they made chat GPT CEO right what,1250.58,4.8 | |
if you actually formalize that and so,1253.4,4.92 | |
then instead of having one agent as CEO,1255.38,4.919 | |
you have a board of hundreds or,1258.32,4.8 | |
thousands of autonomous AI agents,1260.299,4.281 | |
collaborating together,1263.12,3.96 | |
to form your your board of directors,1264.58,6.04 | |
basically uh then you can do that's at,1267.08,5.099 | |
the highest level but then at the lowest,1270.62,3.36 | |
level you can also automate your,1272.179,3.481 | |
Workforce look at the meme at the very,1273.98,3.72 | |
big beginning of the video where we,1275.66,5.16 | |
talked about using you know AI to write,1277.7,5.28 | |
and read emails putting all that,1280.82,3.9 | |
information on a dow so that it is,1282.98,3.72 | |
transparent and all the decisions that,1284.72,6.0 | |
are made can be tracked that is one of,1286.7,6.0 | |
the best ways to address that corporate,1290.72,4.319 | |
governance because explainability and,1292.7,4.44 | |
tracking who who decided what when and,1295.039,4.921 | |
why and who approved this because oh man,1297.14,5.34 | |
coming from the IT world change controls,1299.96,5.52 | |
nightmare for any I.T people out there,1302.48,4.86 | |
imagine that you're that your Change,1305.48,3.84 | |
Control meetings all done on a dow,1307.34,5.579 | |
automatically that's the way to go,1309.32,6.78 | |
um then you know because all that,1312.919,5.161 | |
information is transparent because AI,1316.1,4.199 | |
can work tirelessly imagine that your,1318.08,4.38 | |
company continuously self-optimizes,1320.299,3.901 | |
right this is getting a little bit more,1322.46,3.719 | |
speculative but this is within the realm,1324.2,4.2 | |
of possibility,1326.179,4.441 | |
going even bigger I already mentioned,1328.4,6.3 | |
the possibility of um HOAs right so if,1330.62,7.14 | |
any I have avoided HOAs like the plague,1334.7,4.44 | |
um because you always have that,1337.76,2.94 | |
Persnickety neighbor who has nothing,1339.14,3.419 | |
better to do than just be a busybody and,1340.7,4.02 | |
cause Havoc for other people often,1342.559,4.081 | |
because they're bored or lonely or just,1344.72,4.02 | |
miserly or whatever people become,1346.64,4.86 | |
regions whatever reason it is they're,1348.74,5.4 | |
they can be difficult now imagine that,1351.5,4.98 | |
you take that and instead of you know,1354.14,4.8 | |
humans having to attend meetings you,1356.48,4.5 | |
have your personal Dow go and advocate,1358.94,4.44 | |
for you on your neighborhood Dow and,1360.98,4.439 | |
it'll go and talk for you and say you,1363.38,3.659 | |
know this is what Dave's house needs,1365.419,4.74 | |
these this is our beliefs and then you,1367.039,6.0 | |
know Joanne Susan over there who is a,1370.159,4.621 | |
busybody who has nothing better to do,1373.039,3.361 | |
than spying her neighbors,1374.78,3.12 | |
she doesn't even get to go to the,1376.4,3.24 | |
meetings it's her personal to Algos and,1377.9,4.32 | |
advocates for her the AIS discuss,1379.64,4.919 | |
everything and come up with a legally,1382.22,6.24 | |
viable and and and Community accepted,1384.559,5.941 | |
solution based on the acceptance,1388.46,4.44 | |
criteria and consensus mechanisms that,1390.5,4.919 | |
everyone agrees on now that's just,1392.9,5.1 | |
replacing HOA with a doubt what if we go,1395.419,5.161 | |
one step further there's all kinds of,1398.0,4.679 | |
stuff going on like co-living Eco,1400.58,3.32 | |
Villages,1402.679,5.161 | |
resource sharing ride sharing adao is a,1403.9,6.519 | |
really good way to share those resources,1407.84,5.699 | |
whether you've got solar panels shared,1410.419,4.14 | |
water,1413.539,4.26 | |
uh shared Vehicles all those kinds of,1414.559,5.581 | |
things make a lot of sense to put on a,1417.799,4.921 | |
dow because blockchain is a good way to,1420.14,4.74 | |
track those so say for instance you know,1422.72,4.56 | |
I put solar on my house and I produce,1424.88,5.7 | |
5000 uh extra Watts today that,1427.28,6.06 | |
information is just stored on the dowel,1430.58,5.16 | |
says Dave's house produced an extra you,1433.34,4.94 | |
know 5000 Watts on April whatever,1435.74,5.46 | |
and then everyone else like gets to,1438.28,4.6 | |
track that and it's like okay in,1441.2,3.959 | |
exchange for that and that that uh that,1442.88,4.32 | |
energy that you gave back you know you,1445.159,4.201 | |
get a few cryptocurrency tokens or,1447.2,3.12 | |
whatever,1449.36,2.52 | |
um that you can spend later in your,1450.32,3.54 | |
community say for instance for Rideshare,1451.88,5.039 | |
or you know if you want you know the,1453.86,5.699 | |
neighborhood kid to mow your your yard,1456.919,4.201 | |
um you pay him in that crypto or,1459.559,3.841 | |
whatever something like that,1461.12,4.86 | |
um so that is one way and it can go even,1463.4,4.62 | |
one step further because what happens,1465.98,4.679 | |
once you have more autonomous machine,1468.02,4.56 | |
peripherals not just autonomous agents,1470.659,4.26 | |
but autonomous machine peripherals that,1472.58,4.2 | |
can be managed by the Dow What If,1474.919,3.841 | |
instead of having the neighborhood kid,1476.78,4.379 | |
mowed the yard there's uh you use the,1478.76,5.34 | |
the most recent like John Deere uh,1481.159,5.161 | |
autonomous tractor and so then your,1484.1,4.14 | |
neighborhood or you know your your town,1486.32,4.739 | |
or whatever owns that tractor and you,1488.24,4.74 | |
can you can spend some of your solar,1491.059,4.321 | |
crypto tokens to have it mow your yard,1492.98,3.96 | |
for you automatically,1495.38,4.26 | |
fully autonomous self-managed that sort,1496.94,3.96 | |
of thing,1499.64,4.98 | |
going one step bigger what if over time,1500.9,5.82 | |
as we build trust and solve problems,1504.62,3.9 | |
because like I said at the beginning,1506.72,4.199 | |
blockchain and DOW still very immature,1508.52,4.26 | |
Technologies they are not ready for this,1510.919,4.561 | |
this is like years away so what I'm do,1512.78,5.46 | |
this is aspirational thinking but,1515.48,4.74 | |
imagine that you know 10 years from now,1518.24,4.5 | |
20 years from now however long it takes,1520.22,4.62 | |
we build trust and we solve these,1522.74,4.08 | |
problems and we start delegating all,1524.84,5.339 | |
kinds of resources and management,1526.82,5.76 | |
two things like AI dows,1530.179,3.841 | |
tax management,1532.58,4.38 | |
so the tax tax collection is done,1534.02,6.42 | |
equitably and equally we uh we get rid,1536.96,5.819 | |
of the IRS as it is today because it is,1540.44,3.839 | |
slow and inefficient it is literally,1542.779,3.661 | |
designed to be slow,1544.279,4.621 | |
um you uh streamline Health Care,1546.44,5.7 | |
insurance providers uh you manage,1548.9,4.92 | |
education,1552.14,3.539 | |
um with all this stuff uh all the,1553.82,3.839 | |
infrastructure projects pretty much,1555.679,5.341 | |
every individual agency one by one could,1557.659,5.821 | |
either benefit from implementing,1561.02,4.92 | |
something like an AI Dow or wholesale,1563.48,4.679 | |
being replaced by an AI Dell honestly,1565.94,5.88 | |
because my prediction is that as we,1568.159,5.88 | |
figure out AI we will realize that,1571.82,4.44 | |
humans are the weakest link in all,1574.039,3.301 | |
things,1576.26,3.299 | |
um in technology we have we have a few,1577.34,5.339 | |
acronyms so there's an id10t error which,1579.559,6.48 | |
is a idiot there's a layer 8 issue so if,1582.679,5.581 | |
you're familiar with the OSI model layer,1586.039,5.88 | |
7 is application and layer 8 is user in,1588.26,6.48 | |
most cases it's a layer 8 issue and then,1591.919,5.041 | |
there's pepcac which is a problem exists,1594.74,5.12 | |
between keyboard and chair,1596.96,5.699 | |
so you get rid of the weakest link from,1599.86,4.72 | |
all technology problems which is humans,1602.659,4.441 | |
and you replace it with AI Dows and I,1604.58,5.339 | |
think that we'll be in better shape,1607.1,5.459 | |
um now one step bigger this is the most,1609.919,5.221 | |
aspirational aspect that I have to pitch,1612.559,5.341 | |
today and this is prop this is honestly,1615.14,4.98 | |
probably decades away because one,1617.9,4.62 | |
there's they're just at the low level,1620.12,4.38 | |
there's a lot of technical problems that,1622.52,4.44 | |
we have to solve before we can get to,1624.5,5.58 | |
the possibility of a global AI dial,1626.96,4.86 | |
beyond that there's geopolitical,1630.08,3.839 | |
problems that we have to solve ain't no,1631.82,4.739 | |
way most Nations on the on the on the,1633.919,5.341 | |
planet today are going to decide to form,1636.559,5.881 | |
Dao alliances and form a hierarchy of,1639.26,5.58 | |
alliances right we just had Britain,1642.44,4.38 | |
leave the European Union,1644.84,3.3 | |
um because they didn't agree with some,1646.82,3.3 | |
of the policies no way they're going to,1648.14,3.48 | |
form a dow yet so this could be like,1650.12,4.32 | |
centuries away but it is hypothetically,1651.62,5.22 | |
within the realm of possibility and so,1654.44,4.76 | |
you take all these ideas of,1656.84,4.52 | |
consensus-based mechanisms,1659.2,4.78 | |
algorithmic participation algorithmic,1661.36,4.54 | |
decision making,1663.98,5.22 | |
um which consensus is basically the,1665.9,5.7 | |
purpose of democracy right democracy is,1669.2,5.099 | |
is uh representative democracy is a way,1671.6,5.28 | |
to arrive at political consensus What If,1674.299,3.961 | |
eventually you kind of replace that with,1676.88,3.299 | |
Dows and not just the decision-making,1678.26,5.1 | |
process in which your personal Dao,1680.179,6.24 | |
represents your interest globally but,1683.36,5.64 | |
then you also use these to autonomously,1686.419,5.76 | |
manage resources projects and all kinds,1689.0,5.1 | |
of stuff so some of the examples I came,1692.179,4.261 | |
up with is climate stewardship obviously,1694.1,4.92 | |
we can't agree on that yet so you know,1696.44,4.859 | |
we'll we'll uh we'll table that for,1699.02,5.1 | |
later ecosystem preservation so this,1701.299,3.901 | |
goes to,1704.12,3.539 | |
um to monitoring and managing,1705.2,4.8 | |
um uh indicators so for instance like,1707.659,5.161 | |
the EPA European Union all kinds of,1710.0,4.38 | |
agencies monitor things like,1712.82,3.599 | |
biodiversity and health of the,1714.38,3.96 | |
environment put all that information on,1716.419,4.5 | |
a dow it makes sense resource,1718.34,5.1 | |
optimization so this includes,1720.919,5.821 | |
um things like natural resources uh and,1723.44,5.66 | |
common resources Like Water and Air,1726.74,5.22 | |
Global health is another thing so,1729.1,5.5 | |
whether it is monitoring for future,1731.96,4.26 | |
pandemics because we know that that can,1734.6,4.4 | |
happen but also medical information,1736.22,7.98 | |
imagine uh a global medical Dow that all,1739.0,7.299 | |
of your diagnostic information is,1744.2,4.26 | |
de-identified obviously but shared on,1746.299,4.38 | |
the on the global Dow which can then be,1748.46,5.76 | |
used to train better models for Better,1750.679,4.801 | |
Health Care,1754.22,4.14 | |
and then the cut the overall cost of,1755.48,5.16 | |
healthcare continues to go down with the,1758.36,5.58 | |
aid of AI and Global AI dows,1760.64,5.7 | |
Disaster Response many of us remember,1763.94,4.92 | |
the tsunamis that hit Japan and much of,1766.34,5.339 | |
South Asia there's hurricanes there's,1768.86,4.86 | |
tornadoes there's landslides,1771.679,4.441 | |
there's all kinds of things where having,1773.72,4.679 | |
a fully autonomous AI system that can,1776.12,6.24 | |
react instantly or even proactively,1778.399,6.081 | |
that could really help save lives,1782.36,4.38 | |
peacekeeping and diplomacy so I,1784.48,3.88 | |
mentioned in a previous video that that,1786.74,4.14 | |
I've I've interviewed or no I was,1788.36,4.74 | |
interviewed by someone in the state,1790.88,5.22 | |
department he wrote about it I I don't I,1793.1,4.319 | |
don't remember where he posted I think,1796.1,3.84 | |
it was on medium but anyways,1797.419,5.221 | |
um he told me about how folks in the,1799.94,4.26 | |
state department in the Diplomatic Corps,1802.64,4.38 | |
are already using chat GPT to help them,1804.2,5.76 | |
do their work take that one logical step,1807.02,5.22 | |
further and instead of you know humans,1809.96,3.839 | |
arguing with each other and because,1812.24,3.96 | |
we're emotional we're egotistical what,1813.799,6.421 | |
if a a majority of diplomacy and,1816.2,5.219 | |
peacekeeping is actually done,1820.22,5.1 | |
algorithmically by AI take the human out,1821.419,6.321 | |
of the loop and then you know,1825.32,5.04 | |
consensuses reach proposals are adopted,1827.74,4.6 | |
so on and so forth,1830.36,3.96 | |
you know that's just one possibility,1832.34,4.68 | |
space that space exploration Universal,1834.32,5.28 | |
Prosperity Collective wisdom you put all,1837.02,5.639 | |
of human desires whether it is to get,1839.6,5.22 | |
off Planet whether it is to solve,1842.659,5.101 | |
nuclear fusion or you know however it is,1844.82,5.88 | |
that we all collectively want to live,1847.76,6.36 | |
the things that we agree on can all be,1850.7,5.88 | |
integrated into that Global Dao and then,1854.12,4.559 | |
that Dao can help us Implement those,1856.58,4.92 | |
things and then finally uh this was my,1858.679,4.38 | |
favorite one from the brainstorming,1861.5,3.84 | |
session was planetary guardianship which,1863.059,3.961 | |
is what Tony Stark tried to do with,1865.34,3.78 | |
Ultron but he needed blockchain and he,1867.02,5.1 | |
needed consensus so you know take it,1869.12,4.679 | |
with a grain of salt,1872.12,4.5 | |
okay so I walked you through a whole,1873.799,3.781 | |
bunch of,1876.62,3.36 | |
imagination imaginary possibilities,1877.58,5.94 | |
let's let's take a a little uh a little,1879.98,5.4 | |
bit more practical example,1883.52,4.92 | |
let's imagine in 2026 so just a few,1885.38,6.06 | |
years from now Franklin Township doubt,1888.44,5.459 | |
population 3200,1891.44,5.16 | |
typical rural American town,1893.899,6.961 | |
uh town is pretty much broke due to AI,1896.6,6.84 | |
layoffs that sort of stuff nobody can,1900.86,4.679 | |
afford anything the town doesn't even,1903.44,4.2 | |
have a mayor they have no full-time,1905.539,4.681 | |
police they only have like a few uh,1907.64,5.159 | |
volunteer firefighters everything is,1910.22,4.319 | |
poorly managed because the economy has,1912.799,3.541 | |
just totally collapsed,1914.539,5.221 | |
Along Comes A cloud-based AI Dow company,1916.34,5.88 | |
that says hey for five thousand dollars,1919.76,7.019 | |
a year you will get high-end AI dial,1922.22,6.9 | |
management of your entire town,1926.779,5.041 | |
they say fine we can afford that,1929.12,5.22 | |
so they sign up everyone in the in the,1931.82,5.28 | |
township gets a phone app that allows,1934.34,4.8 | |
them to connect their personal Dao or,1937.1,4.319 | |
even just use the phone app to,1939.14,4.019 | |
communicate with the entire rest of the,1941.419,3.901 | |
town in terms of what they need what are,1943.159,3.961 | |
they complaining about so say for,1945.32,3.42 | |
instance there's a pothole you just take,1947.12,3.6 | |
a picture put it in the in the uh the,1948.74,4.919 | |
township AI Dao and it says got it we,1950.72,5.22 | |
know it we'll take care of it,1953.659,3.0 | |
um,1955.94,2.94 | |
there can also be kiosks because not,1956.659,3.661 | |
everyone is going to use a phone so you,1958.88,3.179 | |
have like kiosks at like you know town,1960.32,3.839 | |
hall or the bank or whatever,1962.059,3.781 | |
um so that you and it you know uses face,1964.159,4.02 | |
tracking voice uh recognition and that,1965.84,4.26 | |
sort of thing so that you can also go,1968.179,6.421 | |
and talk to the AIS about issues say for,1970.1,6.24 | |
instance there's a safety concern,1974.6,4.26 | |
because you know there's strange people,1976.34,4.5 | |
coming through town you talk about it,1978.86,3.9 | |
you add your information and then the,1980.84,4.5 | |
town might ultimately decide hey we need,1982.76,5.279 | |
to hire a a police officer or a security,1985.34,7.26 | |
officer to patrol the streets or let's,1988.039,6.301 | |
say you know the roads are in really bad,1992.6,3.419 | |
shape so you say,1994.34,4.74 | |
do we uh get a contract to maintain the,1996.019,4.321 | |
roads or do we maintain the roads,1999.08,2.76 | |
ourselves that sort of thing that's what,2000.34,3.78 | |
I mean by consensus process,2001.84,5.339 | |
now on top of just having that,2004.12,5.46 | |
algorithmic consensus process they also,2007.179,6.061 | |
have the benefit of high highly uh ex,2009.58,6.18 | |
High expert AIS to help manage,2013.24,4.86 | |
everything because one thing that can,2015.76,4.44 | |
happen particularly in rural places and,2018.1,3.6 | |
that this is not just in America this is,2020.2,5.219 | |
globally is brain drain and so most,2021.7,5.219 | |
places will do the best that they can,2025.419,3.421 | |
but if all the smartest people leave,2026.919,3.421 | |
your town because they left for the big,2028.84,3.719 | |
city you might not have the expertise,2030.34,4.5 | |
left to do anything this is also true,2032.559,3.72 | |
for companies which we'll talk about in,2034.84,3.42 | |
just a minute companies can suffer from,2036.279,4.14 | |
brain drain too so imagine this AI,2038.26,4.5 | |
provider brings you all the expertise,2040.419,6.301 | |
that is that is embedded in gpt4 gpt5,2042.76,6.24 | |
the open source versions and the,2046.72,4.679 | |
competitors that are coming and it,2049.0,4.5 | |
algorithmically finds consensus and,2051.399,5.7 | |
manages the town with high-end expertise,2053.5,6.899 | |
so ultimately Franklin town the township,2057.099,6.24 | |
of Franklin population 3200 three years,2060.399,5.52 | |
from now they're back on track things,2063.339,5.461 | |
are are being more well managed Town,2065.919,5.161 | |
revenues are going up costs are going,2068.8,4.559 | |
down and people are happier not only,2071.08,3.48 | |
that the town is actually more,2073.359,3.54 | |
attractive so some of the tech Bros like,2074.56,4.079 | |
myself say hey why don't we move out to,2076.899,4.141 | |
Franklin uh Franklin Township because,2078.639,4.081 | |
it's cheaper and it's a pleasant little,2081.04,4.099 | |
town now,2082.72,6.419 | |
two years later Washington County where,2085.139,6.22 | |
Franklin is says hey you know what,2089.139,5.04 | |
they've been doing a really good job why,2091.359,5.221 | |
don't we uh instead of instead of,2094.179,5.821 | |
selling all of our Farmland to gigantic,2096.58,5.64 | |
corporations what if we buy back that,2100.0,4.2 | |
farmland and we manage it collectively,2102.22,4.56 | |
with a dow so the so the Washington,2104.2,6.18 | |
County Farm Dow creates a farm to table,2106.78,5.22 | |
initiative,2110.38,3.78 | |
um and also commercial initiative,2112.0,5.04 | |
but the Dow is used to purchase the land,2114.16,5.82 | |
bit by bit it controls the tractors the,2117.04,6.059 | |
equipment all the contracts and it,2119.98,5.099 | |
provides the local citizens jobs because,2123.099,4.321 | |
the Dow can't do everything say for,2125.079,3.661 | |
instance you have a tractor breakdown,2127.42,3.659 | |
and it's like oh hey uh we know that,2128.74,4.32 | |
Dave is pretty handy so let's you know,2131.079,3.54 | |
Dave will get a little notification on,2133.06,3.059 | |
his phone app saying hey you know,2134.619,3.841 | |
tractor 42b broke down can you go take a,2136.119,4.381 | |
look at it and it's like even if I can't,2138.46,3.42 | |
fix it it's like just go take some,2140.5,2.64 | |
pictures with your phone and listen to,2141.88,3.66 | |
it something like that,2143.14,4.14 | |
um and so then you know for that little,2145.54,3.6 | |
bit of work that I do I get a little bit,2147.28,3.6 | |
of extra cryptocurrency tokens which I,2149.14,4.26 | |
can spend at the bar later if I want,2150.88,5.58 | |
um then once the once the food is,2153.4,6.06 | |
planted and it's harvested we all get to,2156.46,4.44 | |
share some of the revenue because it's,2159.46,3.36 | |
going to be probably you know sold at a,2160.9,3.78 | |
co-op or at the grocery store it can,2162.82,4.38 | |
also be sold on the open market and in,2164.68,4.14 | |
that case the whole thing pays for,2167.2,4.2 | |
itself and we the residents of,2168.82,4.86 | |
Washington County are this are the,2171.4,4.98 | |
primary stake holder and owner of this,2173.68,4.74 | |
resource we cut out the middlemen no,2176.38,3.84 | |
corporations anymore,2178.42,4.5 | |
so again this is very very aspirational,2180.22,4.379 | |
I don't know if it's even possible but,2182.92,3.72 | |
it is hypothetically possible and I'd,2184.599,4.201 | |
like to see someone try it,2186.64,5.82 | |
now a few years later imagine that you,2188.8,6.72 | |
know the Washington County ISP is,2192.46,5.04 | |
organized by Adele right the farm was a,2195.52,4.62 | |
was a raging success so we moved the the,2197.5,4.38 | |
Washington County power you know the,2200.14,4.14 | |
solar array over to Adele we moved,2201.88,3.84 | |
management of the of the internet,2204.28,4.319 | |
service provider over to Adele but also,2205.72,5.22 | |
by this time by 2030 so seven years from,2208.599,4.561 | |
now lots of other people are doing this,2210.94,4.2 | |
so remember I talked about the idea of,2213.16,4.86 | |
federating dows so what if every county,2215.14,5.52 | |
in the state starts to do the same thing,2218.02,4.319 | |
and then you Federate your Dows together,2220.66,4.439 | |
to manage uh resources whether it's,2222.339,6.78 | |
power internet Farms roads all of that,2225.099,6.421 | |
stuff and eventually it gets to be a,2229.119,5.22 | |
bigger and bigger set of alliances each,2231.52,4.8 | |
of them advocating for their own needs,2234.339,4.141 | |
and that information being integrated,2236.32,5.16 | |
via consensus mechanisms and worked on,2238.48,6.3 | |
by high-end language models to discuss,2241.48,6.06 | |
it out and then one thing I want to,2244.78,4.02 | |
point out is that there's no profit mode,2247.54,3.539 | |
of here at least not from a corporate,2248.8,3.779 | |
perspective not from a shareholder,2251.079,3.841 | |
perspective the profit motive like so,2252.579,3.961 | |
say for instance the Washington County,2254.92,3.659 | |
Farm Dow there might be a profit motive,2256.54,4.44 | |
to earn revenue for the you know,2258.579,4.921 | |
citizens of Washington County but they,2260.98,4.08 | |
are also the stakeholders,2263.5,3.359 | |
and in this case for the national ISP,2265.06,3.9 | |
Dow there's absolutely no profit motive,2266.859,5.581 | |
the goal is just to provide uh consensus,2268.96,6.24 | |
which in the case of an ISP Dow is,2272.44,4.5 | |
provide everyone high-end internet,2275.2,4.2 | |
whatever it takes,2276.94,5.34 | |
then finally after a few more years,2279.4,5.58 | |
again the government is slow by Design,2282.28,4.1 | |
that's fine,2284.98,5.4 | |
many cities counties and states are all,2286.38,7.36 | |
adopting these AI Dows for all kinds of,2290.38,5.76 | |
purposes obviously there's a lot of,2293.74,4.14 | |
problems to overcome you know security,2296.14,3.959 | |
we need to figure out consensus we need,2297.88,4.44 | |
to make sure that we know we even know,2300.099,4.081 | |
how to integrate large language models,2302.32,4.019 | |
with with blockchain that is an open,2304.18,4.74 | |
area of research but imagine that we,2306.339,5.161 | |
figure out these problems and then over,2308.92,4.679 | |
time all of these things get integrated,2311.5,4.5 | |
and built into larger and larger systems,2313.599,6.181 | |
and finally just by default one agency,2316.0,6.3 | |
after another such as like the EPA or,2319.78,5.7 | |
the um or the uh what is it the national,2322.3,6.12 | |
um what is it the energy one anyways,2325.48,5.52 | |
every governmental agency is run more,2328.42,6.419 | |
and more by Dows and then ultimately we,2331.0,6.24 | |
realize like hey the entire country is,2334.839,5.641 | |
fully autonomous based on AI Dow,2337.24,5.4 | |
technology,2340.48,3.24 | |
so,2342.64,6.18 | |
I have given you quite a uh let's say as,2343.72,7.98 | |
I mentioned aspirational Journey,2348.82,6.12 | |
um one thing that occurs to me is that,2351.7,7.379 | |
by integrating uh AI with blockchain and,2354.94,6.84 | |
Dell this is probably the best path to,2359.079,6.54 | |
AGI and and not only that but safe and,2361.78,7.5 | |
controllable AGI because one thing is,2365.619,7.621 | |
that it by integrating AI with dowels,2369.28,6.42 | |
with humans that intrinsically keeps,2373.24,5.76 | |
humans in the loop for all time and this,2375.7,5.399 | |
the Dow creates a natural place for,2379.0,5.0 | |
humans and machines to collaborate,2381.099,7.201 | |
so also because of consensus mechanisms,2384.0,7.54 | |
you get Collective power basically,2388.3,5.0 | |
collective bargaining power,2391.54,4.26 | |
which also helps prevent you know,2393.3,4.36 | |
radical and Rogue decisions from being,2395.8,3.84 | |
made because if someone goes way off the,2397.66,4.02 | |
deep end the whole you know the rest of,2399.64,3.36 | |
the network the rest of the Dow is going,2401.68,3.06 | |
to say let's not do that but let's,2403.0,4.32 | |
address your concerns in another way in,2404.74,4.619 | |
a healthier more constructive way and,2407.32,5.46 | |
that is algorithmically enforced now one,2409.359,5.401 | |
thing that I do want to concede is that,2412.78,5.04 | |
this that this idea of AI Dao does not,2414.76,7.2 | |
intrinsically solve the Malik problem,2417.82,6.539 | |
um and for a quick recap the Malik,2421.96,5.28 | |
problem is that even if everything is,2424.359,4.5 | |
Opera operating,2427.24,3.9 | |
um in an optimal State you might still,2428.859,5.101 | |
be on an intrinsic uh backslide towards,2431.14,5.28 | |
dystopia or Extinction so for instance,2433.96,4.86 | |
you know if your life is going perfectly,2436.42,4.02 | |
where you've got a good job you've got a,2438.82,3.84 | |
family you've got kids and everyone else,2440.44,4.139 | |
is doing the same thing we might still,2442.66,3.419 | |
consume all the resources on the planet,2444.579,4.081 | |
so that is the that is a really short,2446.079,4.861 | |
way of explaining the Malik problem now,2448.66,4.98 | |
that being said if we have true,2450.94,4.679 | |
consensus and we achieve Global,2453.64,4.56 | |
consensus we might be able to rein in,2455.619,4.98 | |
some of the molecule driving forces like,2458.2,4.68 | |
corporate greed that are one of the,2460.599,4.321 | |
contributing factors towards you know,2462.88,4.68 | |
environmental collapse true true Global,2464.92,4.8 | |
consensus might also rein in global,2467.56,5.76 | |
conflict and disagreements in war that,2469.72,6.899 | |
also threatens to harm Humanity,2473.32,5.58 | |
also given everything that I've laid out,2476.619,4.5 | |
and a lot of this stuff is is a work in,2478.9,4.98 | |
progress one big strength of this is,2481.119,5.941 | |
that it is a very realistic path forward,2483.88,6.66 | |
so I hope that that all makes sense,2487.06,5.64 | |
um and as a final thought many of you,2490.54,4.799 | |
are aware of my research on alignment,2492.7,4.68 | |
which I call the heuristic imperatives,2495.339,3.721 | |
so the heroistic imperatives for review,2497.38,3.0 | |
in case you haven't heard of it before,2499.06,3.36 | |
is to reduce suffering in the universe,2500.38,3.66 | |
to increase prosperity in the universe,2502.42,3.179 | |
and increase understanding in the,2504.04,4.5 | |
universe so if you imbue,2505.599,5.52 | |
those values into an individual language,2508.54,4.5 | |
model that's great right it's pretty,2511.119,3.421 | |
easy to do I've done fine-tuning,2513.04,3.299 | |
experiments you can use it with system,2514.54,3.84 | |
prompts it's not a big deal,2516.339,3.481 | |
we're going to be doing more research,2518.38,3.18 | |
and Publishing more findings and data,2519.82,3.539 | |
and data sets so that it's easier to,2521.56,5.16 | |
align even open source Foundation models,2523.359,6.48 | |
to my heuristic imperatives however that,2526.72,6.0 | |
is just one agent one model in a much,2529.839,4.561 | |
larger ecosystem,2532.72,4.32 | |
if you then include the heroes to,2534.4,6.3 | |
comparatives as a consensus mechanism in,2537.04,6.18 | |
your dowels so say for instance your,2540.7,4.8 | |
personal dial the consensus mechanism,2543.22,4.5 | |
for all the eight all the AI agents that,2545.5,4.2 | |
use is that it must increase it must,2547.72,3.54 | |
reduce your suffering increase your,2549.7,2.76 | |
prosperity and increase your,2551.26,3.96 | |
understanding that can be a way to help,2552.46,6.0 | |
steer your Dow to maximize the value of,2555.22,5.16 | |
your life and I don't mean value like,2558.46,3.96 | |
economic value I mean the the subjective,2560.38,5.28 | |
personal value for you to your life and,2562.42,6.24 | |
so what I'm recommending is that we not,2565.66,4.26 | |
just recommending this is something that,2568.66,3.419 | |
we're working on in my um heuristics,2569.92,4.56 | |
imperative research Group which oh by,2572.079,3.661 | |
the way if you want to join there's a,2574.48,3.3 | |
link in the description it's a Google,2575.74,4.379 | |
form fill it out please provide detail,2577.78,4.319 | |
if you don't provide much detail we,2580.119,3.361 | |
don't have much to go on so we kind of,2582.099,4.921 | |
ignore those but basically,2583.48,7.859 | |
uh the the One Direction of research is,2587.02,6.24 | |
to use heuristic imperatives as a,2591.339,4.801 | |
consensus mechanism such that only,2593.26,5.04 | |
aligned AI,2596.14,3.84 | |
um is allowed to participate in Dallas,2598.3,4.019 | |
uh which will intrinsically exclude,2599.98,6.72 | |
malicious AI uh whatever whatever means,2602.319,7.141 | |
they use to gain their alignment right,2606.7,5.7 | |
whether you know an AI agent uses my,2609.46,4.139 | |
heroes to comparatives or not is,2612.4,4.5 | |
irrelevant if the Dow adopts the,2613.599,5.22 | |
heuristic imperatives as the gating,2616.9,4.32 | |
mechanism as the consensus mechanism to,2618.819,5.04 | |
automatically accept ideas and data from,2621.22,6.48 | |
otherwise unknown autonomous agents,2623.859,7.381 | |
um so I think that that is a pretty uh,2627.7,6.24 | |
insightful uh direction to go,2631.24,4.74 | |
um so as a quick recap there are now,2633.94,4.86 | |
three primary ways to implement uh,2635.98,4.8 | |
heuristic imperatives one is through,2638.8,3.66 | |
fine-tuning and reinforcement learning,2640.78,3.9 | |
as I mentioned research papers and data,2642.46,4.92 | |
sets are coming the second is in,2644.68,5.159 | |
blockchain and DOW technology and third,2647.38,5.4 | |
is in architectural design patterns such,2649.839,4.921 | |
as task orchestration and stuff like,2652.78,3.539 | |
that which a lot of you are familiar,2654.76,4.079 | |
with now that um cognitive architectures,2656.319,5.76 | |
are becoming more commonplace so all,2658.839,4.921 | |
that being said thank you for watching I,2662.079,3.661 | |
hope that you got a lot out of this,2663.76,3.3 | |
um please get in touch either via,2665.74,3.48 | |
patreon or the Forum or wherever else,2667.06,4.08 | |
that you can find me if you're,2669.22,3.3 | |
interested in participating or,2671.14,4.5 | |
contributing have a good one,2672.52,5.66 | |
bye,2675.64,2.54 | |