Jake

@jack I feel like “prompts” should be in there. “Essays will be shorter in words but longer in meaning.”

is the future value of "open source" code anymore? i believe it's shifting to data, provenance, protocols, evals, and weights. in that order.

Tokens. NFTs. 🤔

Everyone needs their own TEE

The most meta wins

I built an AI/Python workflow app on IPFS github.com/jake17007/boos…

how i built boost-ipfs youtube.com/watch?v=T0Gepj…

@balajis @a16z @a16zcrypto @peterthiel

just open sourced boost-ipfs — encrypted reactive state on IPFS with post-quantum crypto entities subscribe to each other and run python triggers when upstream data changes. chain-agnostic, swappable between local and Base L2 github.com/jake17007/boos…

As apps like ClawdBot/Moltbot/OpenClaw, N8N etc become more useful, there will be an increased demand by consumers for personal data control. E.g. people will want a Spotify API key. This is a force that drives decentralization/de-siloing of data (and therefore established moats)

It won't be long before we can vibe code within existing apps to modify them. It's easier for startups to do this because it's pretty hacky engineering -- it's harder for established companies, especially because it would move engagement metrics like crazy.

Boost Productivity: Human+AI Life OS — boost mode vs. vision mode

They need to be specific about the a/b testing during ranking. Which metrics are prioritized over others in model decisions

Underrated: researching consciousness (as seriously as non-expert could) Why? -Models of information integ.; modeled as "causal power" of neurons (attention economy-related, see Koch) - Likely reliant quantum ( Hameroff, Penrose) - Not fully understood, but effects all

Idea: crypto asset where governance votes are determined by a Ray-Dalio-style "believability" weighting based on public or verified predictions and their resulting outcome

Big tech companies at this point are "too big to fail" -- meaning if they start going under, they will get bailed out. Similar to how the bailouts in the 2008 recession was a catalyst for the creation of Bitcoin, I think this will spur the use of more decentralized digital tools.

No cameras. No sensors. Just Wi-Fi reading human movement. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that uses standard WiFi routers to detect human movement through walls—without any cameras. By applying AI and DensePose model, the system turns WiFi signals into detailed maps of body posture in real time.

The frontier is not other countries, but new ways of connecting and disconnecting.

Prediction: cool people will use and prefer private local models (being offline is already cool). Source: me