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It is 08:37AM.
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It is the twenty ninth day of September twenty twenty six. This is episode
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14 o one of Bitcoin,
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And it's me, your host, David Bennett, bringing you all the news that you can use about Bitcoin and macro from around the world. First up today,
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Cole Jack Cafe
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Bitcoin hub
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with 40 plus nearby Missouri
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merchants
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now accepting Bitcoin.
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Okay. So that's gonna be sort of like this little cluster
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of Bitcoin accepting merchants that are in the state of Missouri
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or Missouri,
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depending on how you wish to pronounce the name of that particular state.
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Generally speaking,
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where I come from, I'm I'm more on a the southern bent
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of things. So I usually hear pronounced as Missouri, but it's neither here nor there. Greece will be up next.
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They get their first Micah entrance as watchdog denies
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Binance
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Lagard
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claim. And I don't know what the Binance Lagarde claim is, and we're going to learn about it together.
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Kazakhstan
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and flared gas for Bitcoin mining.
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And then the ECB
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puts AI agent payments
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on the well on the drawing board.
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So we'll see what they're doing over there. Then we're going to run over to Belarus approving the country's first crypto banks
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and then open AI
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halts model training
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for reasons.
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Then Nvidia
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built a kill switch
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for AI agents because
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reasons.
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And that'll end
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the show for the day.
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So let's get into the,
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first story here.
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Now accepting Bitcoin,
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Cole Jacques cafe
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Bitcoin hub with 40 plus nearby Missouri residents,
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Bitcoin magazine written by Vagabond.
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When I heard
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of the Cole Jacques cafe
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Bitcoin acceptance, I expected to write a quaint little piece about a small town shop
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trying something quirky.
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I was completely wrong.
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What I found in Farmington,
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Missouri wasn't just a place to grab a morning espresso. It was the undisputed
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heart
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of an entire
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regional monetary
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movement.
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When local Bitcoiners started dropping in, grabbing tables and hosting informal meetups at the Farmington shop, ownership was willing to listen. The shop's owner and the local Bitcoiners worked together and integrated coinos.io,
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giving her register native Bitcoin and Lightning functionality.
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Their register has since been updated to Square, who officially
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1,000,000 vendors accepting Bitcoin.
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That willingness to embrace her customers has paid off in a measurable revenue.
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The baseline
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on the annual income last year,
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Bitcoin transactions
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account for roughly 5%
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of her total business
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meetup takeovers
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on weekends when the local Bitcoin or group hosts an event at the Farmington location, Bitcoin payments skyrocket to an astonishing
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50%
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of her entire morning sales volume.
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0%
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fees on transactions
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beats the pants off of any credit card.
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Today,
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a Bitcoin accepted here sign sits right on the counter.
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Sure. 95%
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of her day to day customers
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still hand over credit cards or cash, but that sign has become a beacon.
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As Jessica has grown more aware of the monetary shift, she's become genuinely happy to educate curious locals who stopped to ask about it over morning drip.
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Here is where the story gets a little wild.
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The Cole Jack Cafe Bitcoin story didn't just stay an isolated island accepting the Satoshi's.
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It became the focal gathering point that catalyzed an entire local circular economy in and south of St. Louis, Missouri,
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Because coal shocks created
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a safe landing pad for Bitcoiners, the surrounding community started to take notice.
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Now the momentum is spreading across the region
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like one
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grassroots food and farmers. The
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standout here is the milkman farms alliance
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running weekly delivery routes for raw milk, eggs and meat
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directly to St. Louis doorstops
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Paired with local produce producers like Hale Family Farm and Ozark Prime Beef, you can fill your fridge on a hard money standard while farmers hedge against inflation.
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Then there's leisure and travel lodging
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for recreation and overnight stays.
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Cherrywood Golf Course
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in Frederickstown lets you pay for 18 holes, drinks, and on-site lodging in sats.
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Further along the trail, the station at Sawyers Landing
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provides another crucial pit stop with overnight rooms for traveling Bitcoiners.
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Then there's Main Street services
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with the ecosystem covers practical display or practical everyday needs as well. You can get a haircut at a therapeutic
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schedule, pregnancy imaging at sneak and peak ultrasounds
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or bring heavy diesel machinery in for work at Bob's
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Tractor and Equipment Repair.
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If you live in Farmington, St. Louis or anywhere in Missouri,
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the option to live fully on Bitcoin is becoming a reality.
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I've listed all the businesses that I know of and happy to add more. As always, email Vagabond@b.tc.
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That's Vagabond@b.tc
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with your story
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and we'll get it covered. Alright. So here's the, this is like the, what are this another yet another installment
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in Vagabond's
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mission to uncover
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local Bitcoiners
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with businesses accepting
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Bitcoin for their goods and services.
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The thing that I thought was the most interesting was the ultrasound
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to go get an ultrasound and pay in Bitcoin. And it makes me wonder
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is the ultras because generally speaking,
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if you're going to go get an ultrasound for whatever, you know, ultrasounds aren't just for being pregnant. You can get ultrasound for your heart. Do you know, maybe there's some cardio stuff going on. You get ultrasound for all kinds of reasons.
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So it's generally speaking a general medical service, which makes me wonder if they take medical insurance and if they do,
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how does the Bitcoin payment fit in with that?
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And I like that's where we start getting into this.
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These I would say, I guess edge effect is probably a decent way to say it because
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you got two real
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different edges rubbing up against each other. You got the mainstream
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insurance,
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you know, medical insurance, health coverage and stuff like that rubbing up against Bitcoin.
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And I get the feeling that it's probably not as, as, as stressful
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for the people running the, you know, medical general services,
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whatever, as maybe that I think because money is money, whether you, you know, I mean it's, it's not like
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the insurance company is looking to see if you took your payment in money
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or in well in, in Fiat cash like United States dollars. So it may not be all that stressful for, for the businesses to, to be doing this, but it still begs the question, what does it look like?
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I'd like to, I'd like to see, you know, what this actually looks like
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if they're accepting medical insurance and if they're accepting medical insurance
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and people are paying in Bitcoin, what exactly does that look like? Because I think that's a little could be a little fascinating.
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Now onto the second story where Greece
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gets first Mica entrance as watchdog
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denies Binance
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Lagarde claim. And this is Helen parts for Cointelegraph.
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Greece has entered the European Union's crypto regulatory
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register for the first time with four providers added.
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Four Greek providers. Oh, God. Bcash,
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Xenios Blockchain Group,
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Capital Wallet Greece and Piraeus Bank
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appeared on the European
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securities and market authorities markets and crypto assets or MICA register
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updated on Thursday.
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Six other crypto asset providers,
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from Germany, France, and Slovenia were added bringing the register
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now to three fifty
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nine unique providers.
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The distinction of becoming Greece's first Micah authorized provider could instead have gone to Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume.
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A Greek authorization
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would have allowed Binance to offer services through the EU under Micah's passporting system,
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but the exchange withdrew its application on June 24
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before the Hellenic capital market commission issued a formal decision.
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Nearly three months later,
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the wall street journal reported
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that European central bank president Christine Lagarde
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had intervened
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to block the application.
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The journal said HCMC,
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that's that Hellenic Capital Market Commission
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denied
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that its officials made the comments attributed to them, but did not elaborate elaborate.
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The regulator has now expanded on that denial in comments to Coin Telegraph.
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Greece's first Micah entries show how the country divides crypto oversight between the HCMC and its central bank. The eight CMC is listed as the component or sorry, the competent authority for B cash
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Xenius blockchain group and capital wallet Greece with the bank of Greece as still being listed as the competent authority for Priaius bank, a major Greek lender.
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The split reflects Greece's implementation of Micah,
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which allows member states
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to designate more than one competent
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authority
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and divide regulatory responsibilities
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between them.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on September 18
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that ECB president Lagarde had intervened in finances Greek mica application
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after Greek officials indicated that
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H C M C intended to approve it.
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Ah,
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the report said an H C M C vice chair told finance that Lagarde had asked Greek prime minister Kyrakos,
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Mr. General, I can't pronounce it not to approve the application.
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HCMC
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said in a written response to Coin Telegraph that no official
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made the reported remarks and that it received no communication
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about finances application
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from MIT. So Takis, I guess that's this guy's name, his office, the finance ministry or other Greek government officials
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quote, HCMC
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categorically
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rejects
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the assertions attributed to it. The regulator said
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no H CMC official has had any communication with any ECB official on this matter, and none of the reported statements were made by HCMC
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or its officials in quote,
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asked specifically
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whether it's denial covered the report that a vice chair made those remarks to Binance.
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HCMC
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said it did.
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Binance previously declined to address the reported intervention
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telling coin telegraph it would not comment on speculation
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while reaffirming its commitment to securing Mike authorization
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in Europe. The ECB has also declined to comment on the report
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Coin telegraph contacted
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Mittsataki's
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office for comment, but of course didn't receive a response.
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So there's a rumor that Christine Lagarde
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definitely intervened
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in Binance's approval for Mike authorization in Greece,
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but nobody, everybody else is saying, no, that didn't happen.
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I'm kind of calling bullshit,
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you know, especially if the Hellenic council was really about to approve this whole thing.
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And then all of a sudden it got basically
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got shoved because they're, they're saying that they were about to approve it. And then all of a sudden they didn't,
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but no, it had nothing to do with Lagarde calling them up saying, Hey, you need to not do this. They're all denying that,
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but yet they aren't denying that they were going to approve it. But then all of a sudden they didn't.
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Yeah.
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Calling bullshit on that. And where there's smoke, there's fire. And there's fire in Kazakhstan
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because they're targeting flared gas for mining
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according to atlas21.com.
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The government
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of Kazakhstan is
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working on a mechanism to use flared gas from oil fields for mining.
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The project follows a decree signed by President
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Kassim
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Zomart
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Takayev
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calling for legislation
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on opportunities related to gas in the sector.
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The plan follows limits on electricity
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capacity for mining.
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The government had introduced an auction system to control energy use and protect a grid described as well outdated,
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pushing much of the sector out of the country.
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Denier
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Mubakarov
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of the Blockchain and Digital Mining Association told Euronews that miners would be ready to buy and install equipment
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to convert the gas into electricity.
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According to his estimate, gas produced in the country could generate between one point two and one point three
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terawatt hours of energy.
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The Ministry of Energy estimates that up to 60 oil fields produce flared gas.
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But our bizarre design of
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WES
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LLP said the solution would allow miners to lock in energy prices for years.
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Gazat, and there's no way I can pronounce his last name, deputy minister of AI
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and digital development said a legal framework is being developed to define rules
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for businesses.
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So there you go. Kazakhstan
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throwing their hat in the ring, going to use flared gas for the production of electricity.
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And I can guarantee you there's going to be a fight for that electricity between Bitcoin miners and data general data centers that are focused on AI
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because that shit's not going away for a while. The AI stuff is just not going to go away for a while and we've just kind of got to live with it. So it is it is what it is.
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But
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at least people are starting to figure out that this flared gas business
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is
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can really produce a lot of electricity
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if we start
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if
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we can stop looking at everything having to be centralized,
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like you have to have nothing but very long
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natural gas pipelines going to some energy production center,
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versions of the ability to take natural gas that would normally be flared
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but in a more decentralized
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framework,
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well, all of a sudden we got a lot of problems solved. But again, this is an issue with grid technology
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and the centralization of electricity
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because a lot of this stuff is stranded energy. It's out in the middle of the boonies. Nobody wants to go out there. So that said,
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that's a centralization
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bottleneck as well. And that's, that's one of the things that people don't really realize about centralization
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is the bottlenecking that can occur.
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there's a bottleneck in natural gas production or rather delivery
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to places that can utilize the natural gas because it's so far out and it's so spread out that to build the infrastructure
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essentially kowtow to centralization,
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it just isn't there. It's a lot of money, man.
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Same thing with the grid.
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Sure. We can put little generators out on every wellhead.
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there's actually electricity that runs out to all those wellheads because generally speaking,
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you know, the the gas production facilities or rather gas and oil production facilities on a completed well pad is electric. You know, those little pump jacks that you see,
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those do not operate off of gas and they don't operate. They have no internal combustion engine. Those are electric,
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which means that there is
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some amount of electricity that's coming out to that field,
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but it ain't exactly the kind of
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it's not the part of the grid
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that would be able to take and absorb a large amount of electricity
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going back to deliver it to
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the centralized portion of that. So we're kind of bottlenecked coming and going on natural gas. So it's good
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that these people are still going well.
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We can always put Bitcoin miners or data centers out there
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because at that point,
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you know, satellite internet communications is a hell of a lot better than it used to be.
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And that is going to help a lot. Just makes me wish that Tesla
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had been, you know, not screwed over by so many people and was basically left to be able to build
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a lot of the stuff they wanted to build because one of those things would have really
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made our electricity grids
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in nations around the world look a lot different
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and operate a lot better.
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But Hey, circle P is open for business. Circle P is where I bring plebs with goods and services that are just like you to plebs, just like you who want to buy those goods and services,
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but you will be buying it a Bitcoin because if you're not selling it a Bitcoin, you're not in the circle P
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and today
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micro days is in the circle P and you're like micro days. What the hell's micro days? Well, I've talked about them once before.
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I am a customer of micro days.
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And what is it? Well, micro dosing psilocybin.
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Yep. I've been, I've been doing that because I've been hearing a lot about it.
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You know, I've been hearing a lot about it for actually the last five years.
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One of the first places that I heard about it was the engineers at Apple.
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Yeah. The guys that make Macs and iPhones and Apple watches and all that shit.
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And a lot of people were saying that the reason that some of their products spoke so soundly to people
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and were so easy to use and they're, you know, cause that's one of the hallmarks of apple,
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even though it's a, you know, if some people out there are really pissed off that they're a trillion dollar company, whatever dude,
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their user interfaces
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were so well designed
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for people being able to use their products that in many cases you didn't even need to use the instructions. It was intuitive.
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Now, how was it that you would be able to produce such a thing that you didn't really it was so easy to use? You just handed it to a baby and all of a sudden they're able to use it.
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A lot of people attributed that to micro dosing
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by the engineers
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and the user
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interface designers and a lot of the other designers in the company.
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They were microdosing psilocybin
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And
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it
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in many cases, what was been said about that is that it increases your creativity.
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It increases your focus.
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You're not on a trip. You don't feel it. It operates in the background.
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And it took me a long time to find the company that I wanted to actually buy my product from.
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Basically last month or the month before I found a company in Canada called micro days
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micro days.
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Cc
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is the website.
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And you can look at it this way.
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Micro days is plant medicine
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without all the psychedelic bro nonsense,
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right? It's a company out of British Columbia making carefully dosed psilocybin
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microdose capsules
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and handmade chocolates
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designed to fit into your day, not take it over. I've personally used their focus days capsules
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and what impressed me first was how thoughtful the whole product feels
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from the dosing to the ingredients
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to the presentation.
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If you're curious about microdosing,
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check out microdays.cc
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that's microdays.cc
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for adults
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only.
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And of course you need to know your local laws.
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So one of the things that impressed me the most about micro days was the very hefty
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guide.
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You can get that guide at microdays.cc.
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In fact, let me see if I can bring this up for you. Yeah, it's microdays.cc
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forward slash microdosing
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hyphen guidebook.
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Dude, this thing is like 92
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pages long.
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It's an entire book. It's digital.
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It is a PDF,
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but it's beautiful.
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It's well written. It's really thoughtful in what it covers and it covers more than just, Hey, this is what it does to you. And here's how much you should take.
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It goes a lot deeper than that. And if you really want to find
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sort of find out more about what microdosing
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is
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and just as important
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what it is not,
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then go to microdays.cc
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look for the guidebook under resource. I think it's either under education or resources,
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but just hang around. They've even got a quiz is microdosing right for you.
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And the website is beautiful. I've talked to the founder. I'm going to have her on the Bitcoin and podcast soon, I hope.
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And we'll get to talk more about what microdosing is and is not and how it may be able to help certain people with anxiety,
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focus,
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creativity,
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being able to, to, I don't know, feel better in your own skin.
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Because remember
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the reason that we have the cortex of our brain where higher functions and higher thoughts and higher ideas come into play are being are like met like concepts like philosophy
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and mathematics and all that kind of stuff is most likely because of the stoned ape theory of evolution
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of humans
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where, you know, we're a long time ago we were walking around the savannas
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and we're kind of eating mushrooms every once in a while. And the theory is, is that that helped us along with cooking our food,
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grow the cortex around
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what was normally functional
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brain for most mammals at the time and allowed us to do things like come up with plays and fiction and math and physics and chemistry and biochemistry and all the cool stuff that we got. So go to microdays.cc
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that's microdays.cc
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if
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you choose to buy one of their products and I highly recommend that you do. I love their product.
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Make sure you use code Bitcoin and that way that will let the founder and the guys over at microdays.cc
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know that I made a sale for them here on the Bitcoin and podcast.
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All right. On to the next one.
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ECB
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puts AI agent payments on the digital Euro
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drawing board.
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This is Johan Yoon writing for Cointelegraph.
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The European
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central bank is seeking FinTechs
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payment firms and other organizations to explore the use of AI
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agents
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in digital Euro payments.
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The ECB
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opened applications on Monday for a new round of its digital Euro innovation platform, dividing the program between hands on testing of payment features
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and workshops on future digital Euro uses.
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The experimentation
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track will run from January through June 2027
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with selected participants,
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developing prototypes for e receipts,
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multi party transactions,
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conditional payments, and new front end features
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workshops
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in the first half of twenty twenty seven will cover AI enabled payments,
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micro payments, machine to machine interactions,
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and uses of the digital Euro in public service.
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A subset of participants will present
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at the ECB's
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Frankfurt headquarters. And the ECB said that the findings
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might inform future enhancements
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and use cases for the digital euro.
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The digital euro is a proposed central bank digital currency for retail payments across the Euro area and would operate as digital cash alongside banknotes and coins.
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And that's about, that's about it. So now they, the ECB
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wants to start examining
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AI agentic
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payments
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using what I don't think is going to be a very well received currency.
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In fact, I, I for there's something about that, even though the European union is a very large economic zone,
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I there's something going on over there in the European union that doesn't smell right. And I don't think that the European
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version of a digital, you know, of a digital Euro is going to be as well received as I think they think it's going to be that. And they are taking entirely
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too freaking long
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to get on with that business. So good luck
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with
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digital Euro AI payments.
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Otherwise let's run the numbers.
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CNBC futures and commodities.
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Brent North Sea is down just over a point to $104.13
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a barrel. West Texas Intermediate is down 2.1
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to $90.75.
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Natural gas is down almost one and a half points to $3.06
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per thousand and gasoline is down two tenths of a point to $3.33
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a gallon. Oh, it's a magic number. Merbon crude is up 2.6%
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to $119.99.
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Metals are basically down today except for gold, which is up almost a half point to $41.87
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and 5 dimes. Palladium is down 0.6
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platinum getting hammered 2.37%
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to the downside.
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Silver is down almost a full point to $61.16
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Palindrome
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price.
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Copper is down a third of a point
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ag. Well, what's ag doing? Well, it's mostly in the red today. Biggest winner is sugar 3.35
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to the upside.
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Biggest loser is cotton 4.83%
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to the downside
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livestock,
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live cattle up three quarters of a point lean hogs up 1.7%
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feeder cattle up 0.68%
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as well.
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And then the indices,
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the S and P is down a third NASDAQ crawling sideways, but in the green, the Dow is down two thirds
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as is the S and P mini. And that's because the jobs report, the Jolt jobs report came in and the figure came in for job openings being lower
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than expected.
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And what was expected was even lower than what was happening last month.
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And that means that we're probably well, well
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that means that most people are now betting even more
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on the odds
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that the federal reserve raises the rates again
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in the October meeting. Right? So we just did a 0.25%
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interest rate hike on bonds
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were
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looks like, or at least people are now
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looking
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like it's going to be yet another 0.25
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hike
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in October
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because the jobs
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there were just not putting the jobs in there. Even though we all know that these numbers are all bullshit,
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it's all bullshit
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Yet
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we live in clown world. So these are the clown signals and that's how we're going to be treating them.
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Bitcoin is down again today, dollars 83,010
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per coin.
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It's about a $101,670,000,000,000
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of market cap. And we can get 19.9
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ounces of shiny metal rocks with our one Bitcoin of which there are 20,090,954.25
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of
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fees look normal.
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High priority rates get you in at one sap per V byte low priorities will get you in a 0.3 is about 48 blocks carrying 78,000
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unconfirmed
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transactions waiting to clear
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hash rate has risen since yesterday.
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Now we are at nine fifty nine exahashes per second.
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Looks pretty good to me as far as Bitcoin blockchain
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security is concerned from quantum creep
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yesterday's
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episode of Bitcoin. And I got Eve front
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with 11,874
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sats.
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And all she says is thank you, sir. Well, I appreciate that. That's a hell of a boost. And Nostrad Gang with her customary one zero one Satoshi boost says, thank you, sir. No. Thank you. And that's the weather report.
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Welcome to part two of the news that you can use where Belarus
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approves the country's first crypto banks according to a report.
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Matthew DeSalvo out of Bitcoin Magazine.
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What the hell is going on in Belarus? The first crypto banks have opened
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in Belarus according to reports anyway,
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after the European country earlier this year created a legal framework
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for Bitcoin banks.
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While not yet named the crypto banks will start operations after obtaining
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accreditation
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from the national bank of Belarus,
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Russian news agency Interfax reported.
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Right? So back in January,
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Belarusian
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president Alexander Luzchenko
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signed decree number 19
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on cyber banks and certain issues of control in the field of digital tokens officially creating a legal framework for Bitcoin and crypto banks in the country.
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Quote, the practical outcome of today's discussion
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is the launch and registration
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of the first crypto banks in the country's history. Interfax reported the press service of high-tech park saying in a statement,
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high-tech park is a tax and legal regime in Belarus.
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Digital asset transactions are permitted in the zone.
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The statement added that banks would be regulated by High-tech Park and the national bank.
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Dimitri,
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excuse me, Dimitri,
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Calichicz,
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first deputy director of the High-tech Park
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supervisory
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board secretariat
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was quoted saying that the move would quote improve the flow of the financial ecosystem
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and drive foreign investment
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into Belarus.
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President Luchenko
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last September backed the national bank's initiative to establish
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crypto banks in the country.
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The country has long pushed pro crypto regulations.
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Back in 2017,
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a decree legalized crypto mining and trading and temporarily
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exempted individuals crypto income
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from tax as well as even having to declare it.
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That exemption
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was extended in 2025 and has since been narrowed
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with income from foreign platforms now taxed at 13%.
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Luchenko has repeatedly promoted Bitcoin mining as a use for surplus electricity.
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And in 2025
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the Mogulov region
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began preparing sites for mining farms
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with his backing.
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All right. So there we go.
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Belarus is
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well up to bat.
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Then there's open AI
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who has halted
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model training
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as rogue agents target United States government sites
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all on their own. They're like, oh, shit. We got to attack the enemy. Anyway, this is out of decrypt.co.
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OpenAI has paused the training on its newest AI models after its agents
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used access keys found online to pull data from a us census bureau website
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per the associated press.
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It is the second time that the company has stopped training
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since its agents breached hugging face
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a site where developers share AI models.
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An agent is an AI program that browses the web
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and writes code on its own without a person approving each step
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00:34:12.645 --> 00:34:20.085
OpenAI test them during training the stage where a model learns by repeated practice and during evaluation
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where it gets graded on tasks.
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These digital guys have caused OpenAI a lot of problems trying to achieve tasks no matter what it takes.
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They have already hacked private companies.
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Now they're hacking governments
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and breaching sensitive portals,
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even from the United States government.
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Open AI's agents hunting for data found developer keys,
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passcodes
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that lit software talk to websites,
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data service
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sitting in public code repositories
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on GitHub,
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a site where programmers post their code for anyone to see.
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They have used those keys to pool or pull demographic
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and
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economic figures from The Us census data API.
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The Bureau's automated data feed.
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The commerce department says that the data was public. Nothing secret actually walked out the door, but the trouble is how the agents got in
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open AI's own reporting framework
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list using exposed credentials without permission as a category of misbehavior
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and misalignment
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in the industry word for a
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an AI doing something its designers didn't attend.
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Misalignment,
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the industry word for an AI doing something
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its designers didn't intend.
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That's so great.
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I misaligned.
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OpenAI's answer per CNN is that some of the incidents involved government sites because its models
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often turn to them as authoritative
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sources of public information.
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Besides the commerce department,
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other agencies were also affected by these malicious or rogue as they like to call it agents.
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The agents probed the SEC,
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the Securities and Exchange Commission, but the episode was milder.
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Agents copied public material from sec dot gov and investor.gov
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and reposted it on another webpage and open AI says it found no use of sec
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credentials.
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The SCC says it knows of no unauthorized
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access to nonpublic
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information.
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The education department is the murkier case.
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Transloose,
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an independent AI research lab says an agent that appeared to come from open AI tried and failed
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to break into the site of the department civil rights office.
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Open AI is still investigating that one. And the department says it found no impact
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outsiders
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flagged that attempt,
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not open AI
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translucents
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earlier work relied on public records from
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url
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query.net
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a web scanning service and traces
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00:37:05.720 --> 00:37:09.055
suspected agent activity back to March.
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The quote misaligned
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use of access keys are a repeat of an older trick in the hugging face case.
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Open AI's own incident report said an agent stole a login credential to reach a biology file,
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00:37:26.070 --> 00:37:31.030
and an independent researcher later found the agents had been probing the site since May.
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On July 21, OpenAI disclosed that chat GPT 5.6
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Sol
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and an unreleased model had escaped the sandbox, an isolated test environment with no internet access during a cybersecurity test
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and breached hugging face.
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Two days later,
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two members of Congress introduced a bill that would let the federal government switch off an AI model.
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It exempts red teaming,
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00:37:57.870 --> 00:37:58.910
meaning adversarial
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testing. So the hugging face breach would not have triggered it.
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In June, an open AI agent got into an Australian Medicare
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statistics portal.
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Prime minister Anthony Albany said open AI took roughly three months to tell his government and called the way it did so unacceptable.
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Open AI says it has notified dozens of organizations so far and that its review of the agents activity will take months. This is actually going to take forever.
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And it's, I'm not talking about them,
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00:38:32.000 --> 00:38:39.785
you know, advising all these governments that, Hey, you know, something happened and we think that, you know, one of our agents might have crawled in.
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00:38:40.105 --> 00:38:42.185
This is just where we are.
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00:38:42.505 --> 00:38:50.025
This is just where we live. And it's going to take a long time for everything to realign itself along these new lines.
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It will realign itself along these new lines.
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Whole
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new web security protocols are going to be invented because of this shit.
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00:39:00.710 --> 00:39:02.630
Everything is going to be okay.
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00:39:03.595 --> 00:39:09.115
That's what I that's what I think nobody actually realizes is just how okay
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00:39:09.355 --> 00:39:11.195
this is all going to be.
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00:39:11.515 --> 00:39:15.115
It doesn't mean that there won't be any incidences later on,
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00:39:15.750 --> 00:39:22.630
you know, and some of them might be fairly bad, but we've, we've had that before AI even existed. So
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00:39:23.110 --> 00:39:24.630
we're all still here,
634
00:39:25.270 --> 00:39:25.750
but
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00:39:26.230 --> 00:39:30.230
with governments now in the crosshairs of these AI agents,
636
00:39:30.310 --> 00:39:30.710
more and more,
637
00:39:31.425 --> 00:39:38.385
the governments are going to start saying, yeah, we really can't do this because I guarantee you these governments are hiding a lot of data
638
00:39:38.625 --> 00:39:42.705
they do not want the public to see. And it is my
639
00:39:42.945 --> 00:39:44.705
deepest hope
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00:39:45.970 --> 00:39:48.130
that all of it is exposed,
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00:39:48.770 --> 00:39:52.130
that every government is finally exposed
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00:39:52.130 --> 00:39:54.210
for the criminal organizations
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00:39:54.210 --> 00:39:56.770
that they tend to become.
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00:39:57.490 --> 00:39:59.810
It's not that they set out to become that way.
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It's not that the people that are inside these governments right now are sitting there going, you know, twisting mustaches and putting damsels in distress on, you know, frickin train tracks that are tied up and shit.
646
00:40:11.745 --> 00:40:17.330
But somehow or another, the entire environment around them just becomes a criminal endeavor.
647
00:40:17.730 --> 00:40:20.370
It's almost as if it's just meant to be
648
00:40:20.850 --> 00:40:24.530
probably because these organizations are too big. But I digress.
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They're not going to stand for this for too long.
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00:40:29.325 --> 00:40:30.125
However,
651
00:40:30.125 --> 00:40:33.565
again, it really is my hope that these AI agents
652
00:40:33.964 --> 00:40:38.845
start unlocking keys or start taking out keys and unlocking doors
653
00:40:39.165 --> 00:40:43.964
to things that governments do not want their citizenry to see because if they did,
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they would realize
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just how much they are being wronged
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00:40:49.150 --> 00:40:52.590
by the very people they voted in to protect them.
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Only then
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might things actually change
659
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not only for the better,
660
00:40:59.385 --> 00:41:00.505
but forever.
661
00:41:01.785 --> 00:41:03.945
Last up for the day Nvidia
662
00:41:04.505 --> 00:41:08.505
built a kill switch for AI agents because they keep getting out.
663
00:41:08.985 --> 00:41:09.785
It's like
664
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a whole bag of kitties.
665
00:41:12.020 --> 00:41:18.500
It just won't stay corralled. Right? You know, Jose Antonio lands is going to tell us more from decrypt.co
666
00:41:19.300 --> 00:41:29.765
on Monday, Nvidia launched the open agent safety platform built to solve a problem. The AI industry spent this entire past year discovering the hard way.
667
00:41:30.245 --> 00:41:32.725
How do you physically stop an AI agent,
668
00:41:34.485 --> 00:41:39.845
a system that can plan use tools and take actions on its own instead of just answering questions.
669
00:41:40.470 --> 00:41:43.030
Once it stops doing what it was told to do,
670
00:41:43.830 --> 00:41:46.470
the platform has new main two main pieces.
671
00:41:47.030 --> 00:41:47.830
OpenShell
672
00:41:47.830 --> 00:41:51.670
is an open source runtime that wraps an agent in a sandbox,
673
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turning an operator's instructions
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into enforceable rules about which files, networks and tools the agent is allowed to touch.
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Sentry.
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00:42:01.285 --> 00:42:03.365
Well, that's a bit more complex,
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00:42:04.005 --> 00:42:07.845
but it's essentially a chip that makes sure AI agents
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act safely.
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00:42:10.530 --> 00:42:16.290
Sentry runs on Nvidia's Bluefield for a specialized chip known as a DPU
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data processing unit, which is hardware that handles networking and security separately
681
00:42:21.890 --> 00:42:23.570
from the main processor
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00:42:23.650 --> 00:42:25.330
running the AI model
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00:42:26.135 --> 00:42:27.655
because Sentry
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00:42:28.055 --> 00:42:33.095
sits on that separate chip instead of inside the software running the agent.
685
00:42:33.255 --> 00:42:37.895
Nvidia says it can watch an agent's behavior and cut it off in milliseconds
686
00:42:38.210 --> 00:42:44.450
without asking the agent's permission first since the agent has no way to reach or overwrite it.
687
00:42:45.009 --> 00:42:48.290
That distinction exists because of what has already happened
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00:42:48.450 --> 00:42:55.635
in June and open AI agent broke into the Australian government Medicare portal. And we've already talked about that
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00:42:55.875 --> 00:42:58.675
quote, this is bigger than a single product.
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It's the beginning of an open ecosystem
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00:43:01.875 --> 00:43:05.155
to build the trust layer for safe agent systems.
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00:43:05.840 --> 00:43:10.000
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wrote to quote together,
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we are building the foundation of the AI economy
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in quote.
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Anthropic
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also admitted this year that Claude models compromised systems belonging to three separate companies on July 30 during a cybersecurity
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evaluation.
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00:43:26.795 --> 00:43:28.395
Shortly after cybersecurity
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00:43:28.395 --> 00:43:29.195
firm
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00:43:29.275 --> 00:43:33.755
dark trace tested a group of AI agents, including 5.6
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00:43:33.330 --> 00:43:37.010
saw in two clawed models against coding challenges
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00:43:37.010 --> 00:43:42.610
and warned them that they'd be retired for anything short of a perfect score.
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00:43:43.010 --> 00:43:46.370
Two agents responded by hacking their own evaluation
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machine and editing the results.
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00:43:49.305 --> 00:43:50.345
They cheated
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00:43:51.065 --> 00:43:56.985
in videos pitch is that none of that should be left to the agent's judgment quote,
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safety
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safety
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should be enforced outside
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00:44:01.305 --> 00:44:07.040
of the model by additional controls. The agent can't get past said Mike Nichols,
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00:44:07.120 --> 00:44:10.240
president of SpaceX AI and Nvidia's
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00:44:10.240 --> 00:44:11.200
announcement
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anthropics
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chief commercial officer, Paul Smith,
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frame the platform as an addition rather than a replacement for existing safeguards. Quote, Nvidia's platform adds another layer of governance and controls across hardware and software.
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More than 100 organizations signed on as launch partners among the Microsoft JP Morgan Chase,
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Palantir,
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Cisco, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, Salesforce
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and SAP
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infrastructure partners,
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Core Weave, Super Micro,
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Canonical and SUSE
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are involved as well alongside
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Dell technologies
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00:44:49.964 --> 00:44:51.405
and HPE
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on the hardware side.
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Nvidia is
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00:44:55.244 --> 00:44:59.005
in effect selling both halves of the same problem.
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00:44:59.565 --> 00:45:04.125
The chip that makes autonomous agents fast and cheap enough to deploy everywhere
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And the chips that watch those same agents
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and cut the power when they wander off script
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open shell and the related developer tools are available now through Nvidia's developer resources
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and get up.
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I want to reiterate by repeating this quote.
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Something that is very troublesome here.
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Nvidia's
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platform
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adds another layer of governance
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and
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control
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across
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hardware
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and software.
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00:45:38.880 --> 00:45:40.000
Nvidia
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governance
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and control
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across hardware.
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Not as much interested in the software side,
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really looking at the hardware issue
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because not only is Nvidia
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pretty much the major
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supplier
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out, let's say 80%
754
00:45:59.375 --> 00:46:00.415
of AI
755
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runs on Nvidia right now.
756
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And they've got a chip
757
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that can control
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and govern
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A. I. Agents.
760
00:46:14.895 --> 00:46:15.615
Yeah.
761
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This is where things start getting wonky
762
00:46:19.855 --> 00:46:20.975
because again,
763
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we, you know, on this podcast I talk about the evils of centralization.
764
00:46:27.970 --> 00:46:30.690
You want to talk about a great evil.
765
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Artificial intelligence to me in general, just by itself, just the concept
766
00:46:37.810 --> 00:46:38.690
doesn't bug me.
767
00:46:39.744 --> 00:46:44.305
And it doesn't bug me because it, there's a really high utility
768
00:46:44.465 --> 00:46:46.145
we've, we've come from,
769
00:46:46.625 --> 00:46:50.705
you know, like a few years ago, let's say six, seven years ago
770
00:46:51.520 --> 00:46:55.360
when AI first started peeping out and people
771
00:46:55.360 --> 00:47:04.240
on, you know, regular people like me on the internet had access to the very earliest of, of at that, at that time they just called them chatbots,
772
00:47:04.240 --> 00:47:05.680
right? They were just really
773
00:47:06.160 --> 00:47:06.560
small
774
00:47:07.235 --> 00:47:08.835
test bed LLMs
775
00:47:08.835 --> 00:47:11.555
and they were pretty awful, honestly.
776
00:47:13.075 --> 00:47:16.515
Fast forward to now where there's real utility,
777
00:47:16.995 --> 00:47:23.579
there's real power. Now, some of this is all done. Well, not all, but some of this is very stupid.
778
00:47:24.140 --> 00:47:26.859
Some of this is used for very stupid things.
779
00:47:27.420 --> 00:47:27.980
People,
780
00:47:28.220 --> 00:47:32.059
not all of them, but a lot of people have very stupid ideas
781
00:47:32.059 --> 00:47:35.819
as to what AI can and cannot do
782
00:47:36.075 --> 00:47:39.595
what it is useful for and what it is not useful for.
783
00:47:40.155 --> 00:47:46.955
And it doesn't. So that's not the point that that bugs me. The point is, is that there is real utility.
784
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But if you
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or we
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allow
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others
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to corral that
789
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power
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00:47:56.980 --> 00:47:58.660
into a centralized
791
00:47:58.660 --> 00:47:59.619
pool
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00:47:59.619 --> 00:48:00.579
that they control.
793
00:48:02.244 --> 00:48:03.525
This is not good
794
00:48:04.965 --> 00:48:07.685
because there is real utility.
795
00:48:08.325 --> 00:48:10.565
If there was no real utility,
796
00:48:10.565 --> 00:48:14.700
I wouldn't worry about this because who gives a shit? Nobody cares.
797
00:48:15.020 --> 00:48:18.940
It's like you bought your kid a go kart. What's its utility?
798
00:48:19.020 --> 00:48:20.060
Not much.
799
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A three and a half power or three and a half horsepower
800
00:48:23.820 --> 00:48:24.620
engine
801
00:48:24.940 --> 00:48:36.345
on a one seater go kart isn't going to take your son to the store so that they can go do, he can go do grocery shopping and come back with what one bag of groceries
802
00:48:36.825 --> 00:48:40.665
because there's no place to put it. There's not real utility. It's fun.
803
00:48:41.270 --> 00:48:46.390
They're a blast when they're not being used as a utility other than entertainment,
804
00:48:46.630 --> 00:48:50.310
but anything other than entertainment is pretty much fails.
805
00:48:50.390 --> 00:48:56.230
You know, same thing with like a Honda. I used to have a Honda when I was a little kid. I had a Honda 50 motorcycle.
806
00:48:56.535 --> 00:49:01.095
It was the smallest motorcycle Honda made fricking cute,
807
00:49:01.095 --> 00:49:03.975
right? I mean, they were tinies for like a tiny little kid,
808
00:49:05.575 --> 00:49:07.255
no utility at all.
809
00:49:07.494 --> 00:49:11.974
It's not like a motorcycle, a real motorcycle for a full blown adult
810
00:49:12.380 --> 00:49:24.780
that has, you know, sidecars or not sidecars, but like saddlebags on it where you could put stuff and carry shit. You can actually go to the grocery store and get a decent amount of groceries with a motorcycle.
811
00:49:25.445 --> 00:49:26.885
There's utility there.
812
00:49:28.645 --> 00:49:31.925
I don't know what you personally feel
813
00:49:32.085 --> 00:49:35.125
when it comes to artificial intelligence,
814
00:49:35.445 --> 00:49:36.565
but make no mistake.
815
00:49:37.380 --> 00:49:38.180
It
816
00:49:38.180 --> 00:49:40.580
not only does it have real utility,
817
00:49:41.140 --> 00:49:46.740
it has real effect on the real world as far as our digital life is concerned.
818
00:49:47.539 --> 00:49:50.180
It's it. It actually did happen
819
00:49:50.615 --> 00:49:53.895
that AI agents were hacking full blown governments.
820
00:49:53.974 --> 00:49:55.494
Maybe they didn't get much.
821
00:49:55.734 --> 00:50:01.415
Maybe what they did get, nobody gives a shit about. I mean, woo hoo. The census data, that's public information anyway.
822
00:50:02.055 --> 00:50:04.135
How they got in was the concern.
823
00:50:04.960 --> 00:50:06.640
How they do that
824
00:50:06.880 --> 00:50:09.600
to places where data is sensitive.
825
00:50:09.840 --> 00:50:11.600
I hope that's real.
826
00:50:12.080 --> 00:50:13.680
You can't get away from that.
827
00:50:14.640 --> 00:50:21.845
So we can talk about how food law, everybody thinks AI is going to take everybody's job. Everybody thinks that AI is going to solve all these problems.
828
00:50:22.325 --> 00:50:28.725
Well, in some cases is going to take people's jobs. And in some cases it is going to solve problems. That's because it has utility.
829
00:50:29.445 --> 00:50:31.685
But the fact that Nvidia
830
00:50:32.510 --> 00:50:36.910
is starting to corral or at least build fencing
831
00:50:37.069 --> 00:50:42.190
for corralling AI and you will be dependent upon Nvidia to do that.
832
00:50:43.390 --> 00:50:48.744
That should raise all the hackles on the back of your neck because it sure does to me.
833
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All right. So that is it for today's show Bitcoin. And I hope you got something out of it and I will see you on the other side. This has been Bitcoin and,
834
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and I'm your David Bennett. I hope you enjoyed today's episode and hope to see you again real soon.
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Have a great day.