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Open original source ↗AI inside, crypto outside.
Within your tribe's trusted perimeter, you give AI all the context and let it figure it out.
But outside your tribe's trusted perimeter, you hit a wall of AI spam. Now you need cryptographic verification to see what's true.
Also: AI agents won't be able to navigate an untrusted internet filled with other AI agents on the basis of probabilistic models alone.
They'll need the determinism of cryptography. The v1 of this is HTTPS, but we can do much more.
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Very roughly: AI speeds everything up within your trusted tribe but makes things low-trust and cumbersome outside it. Within your tribe you can share context and the AI will create useful code. Outside, however, you’ll hit a wall of AI spam. Crypto is almost the opposite. Cryptographically provable transactions within your tribe are somewhat useful, but outside your tribe they are absolutely necessary. So: AI is how a tribe internally cooperates, while crypto is more about how a tribe externally interacts.
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