Crypto and AI both replace human cost with code
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Argues crypto replaces legal agreements and trust intermediaries with smart contracts while AI replaces human effort with software, so their confluence is powerful.
Crypto & AI both replace human world cost by code/software cost.
Web3 replaces legal agreements, SLAs, payment systems, and all the human world trust elements we're used to, with the execution of a smart contract on a public blockchain.
While novel and scary (to some), that's much cheaper and efficient than the legacy systems.
Similarly, AI replaces expensive & slow human effort in processes across many vertical by code.
Also just a much more efficient way of doing things.
The confluence of both is extremely powerful.
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