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Doug Petkanics, Illia Polosukhin, Niraj Pant & Joyce Yang I Pragma Denver 2024

Talkat Pragma Denver 2024 · on Wednesday, 2024-02-28· [ai-assisted-development]
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Panel describes concrete building blocks: using Livepeer's GPU network to run generative video workloads with 3 million minutes per week of video already on the network and claiming Sora‑style 60s clips can cost ~30 minutes of GPU time, using NEAR for cross‑border payments to pay data contributors, small teams (12 to ~30 people) shipping infra and model marketplaces, demos like an AI game engine and NFT generative media, regulatory traps like US executive orders and data center KYC and a recommendation to consider friendly jurisdictions such as Switzerland.

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  1. 0:00Intro to open-source intelligence and crypto
  2. 0:37Panelist intros: NEAR, Ritual, Livepeer, GCR
  3. 3:20Why crypto is essential for AI’s future
  4. 5:18AI model bias, training data, and global payments
  5. 7:05Trustless AI execution and model governance
  6. 8:12Using GPUs for generative video on Livepeer
  7. 10:39Decentralized infra vs centralized AI platforms
  8. 12:23Creating open-source AI development incentives
  9. 13:35Bootstrapping global compute via cryptoeconomics
  10. 14:46Permissionless payments and model monetization
  11. 15:52Crypto’s strengths in privacy, governance, and UX
  12. 17:29Hiring AI talent and learning ML 101
  13. 19:12How to attract open-source AI builders
  14. 20:50Creators using AI and NFTs for media production
  15. 22:37Empowering non-coders with AI tools
  16. 23:43Need for scarcity, identity, and markets in GenAI
  17. 24:13Using AI to bridge mainstream users into crypto
  18. 25:17Natural language interfaces for smart contracts
  19. 26:53Hidden crypto layers powering consumer experiences
  20. 27:58Why users might choose decentralized AI
  21. 29:43Crypto-native characters and tokenized identities
  22. 30:50What drives adoption: new value, not decentralization
  23. 32:15Bull markets and their impact on crypto AI growth
  24. 33:53Market cycles and developer momentum
  25. 35:02Regulatory risk, lobbying, and open-source defense
  26. 38:19Historical parallels to cryptography regulation
  27. 40:05Export rules, data center KYC, and global strategy
  28. 42:21Advice for AI x crypto builders and founders
  29. 44:08Where crypto uniquely enables GenAI use cases
  30. 45:41Open data sets, registries, and creator economies
  31. 46:11Closing applause and final thoughts
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