WAGMAS NYC is now scheduled for the Fall of 2023. Stay tuned for more updates at: https://t.co/yUHssGg9wl

So the whole tech world is learning about OCP2.0 today via pmarca on Rogan. What happened exactly? For those curious, let's dig into OCP as it pertained to crypto. Quick thread

Polymarket called the ceasefire news days before the media. To be an informed citizen of the world, you can no longer afford to ignore Polymarket.

Not your keys Not your coins

Nathan is (rightly) one of the most highly respected investors in AI, having gone all-in long before the current hype. AI companies would do well to listen to his advice on copyright. This thoughtful and balanced essay is clear: the AI industry “has a good chance of losing” the

The 3 major record labels are suing AI music companies Suno and Udio. Here are the two lawsuits in full. - They accuse Suno & Udio of “willful copyright infringement on an almost unimaginable scale” - They provide evidence that both companies trained on their music, including

🚨BREAKING: @UMG, @capitolrecords, @sonymusic, @warnermusic, @AtlanticRecords, @Rhino_Records & other major record labels sue AI music program Suno AI for copyright infringement. Important quotes: "Given that the foundation of its business has been to exploit copyrighted sound

How Coinbase Might Bring 1 Billion People Onchain Using Its Smart Wallet On @Unchained_pod, @LukeYoungblood talks about the 🔥 new Coinbase smart wallet: 🛠️ How smart wallets differ from traditional wallets 💸 How @coinbase is subsidizing gas fees to onboard users 🌍 Why

BlackRock is ensuring that Real World Assets could be the year's biggest crypto narrative This is what's getting tokenized + the standout projects to keep an eye on 👇

The problem with generative AI is that it never solves problems of its own to share that experience with others, it needs tons of data to copy from & pretend to have the experience to share with prompters. That's why getting information from real humans is irreplaceable.

🚨 AI Policy Alert: The German Federal Office for Information Security publishes the report "Generative AI Models - Opportunities and Risks for Industry and Authorities." Quotes & comments: "LLMs are trained based on huge text corpora. The origin of these texts and their quality

A reminder that the general public don’t buy the argument that, just because humans can learn from publicly available work, AI models should be able to. In the largest public poll on this question I’ve seen (2,052 people in the US), when people were asked how AI companies should

Post-PKI is real. The economic benefits of a Quantum Leap in cyber _security_ are irresistible. Ask us how you can start to enjoy them!

Generative AI products usually collect ratings and feedback on output from users (👍/👎 etc.). This is generally called preference data. They use it to improve their models, and it makes a big difference. If their models are trained on copyrighted work without permission, this

Artistwashing: when you solicit positive comments about your generative AI model from a handful of creators, while training on people's work without permission/payment.

@chiefaioffice Best example yet that content, both professional and individual, has tangible value 💰 @sharetoCLICK empowers everyone to sell licenses to their personal content. Do what you love Own what you do Right where you are

@ImposeCost I’m applying this to first-principles encryption. PKI and asymmetric encryption was appropriate for the 1980s. No more. Today PKI is an unmitigated mess of risk via excessive complexity and misplaced trust. PKI defeats zero trust. Cleaner simpler lighter-weight ubiquitous zero

@UK_Daniel_Card Yes. But I’m feeling young again by creating the 21st century version of this that’s Post-PKI, via Autonomous Key Management (AKM). Zero-knowledge symmetric cryptography for all. Already Post-Post-Quantum 😎

Looking for an engineering job at the next cyber unicorn? #PostPKI https://t.co/ykFej0ifoR

@HackingDave More incentive to usher in the Post-PKI era. Keys to the kingdom are not a cyber liability when they are autonomous, zero-knowledge, ephemeral and quantum random:

Why transition cryptography twice before the end of the decade, when you can skip another asymmetric encryption transition (Kyber) and graduate directly to accessible symmetric-only cryptography for all? The post-PKI era is here. https://t.co/uWEaLkDXPG