“I don’t trust you,” but “use for everything”

Ken Dicks is built the infrastructure to connect the blocks, and he is doing with the ai. The floss-network founder, a Bockchain’s Found Company, Dicross says he used to use it all by the pitching investors to the white books of the stress. In editing this week of how the hours you are using each day more than every day, because it doesn’t trust the blind, and because the dicoralized had be the next revolution next time. No Ted Nonsense speaker, only real life.

Episode 2: Ken Dicottros-Crypto BielSi.

Gizmodo: How do you use you now?

Telled: I use it for everything, possibly can; To help with my calendar to categorize and helping the email answers. I definitely use for search. I can’t say that the last time you went to google. I think it’s just atrophy. The use for trading plans, for pitch pitch. Use to compare other interoperability or blockchain or ai companies.

Gizmodo: How you work?

Telled: I go to his website, take his white paper, and download it in the LLM. Then start asking a series of questions until you can find the problem. Is still centralization. Instead of resolved well in a decented manner, they just add a fix that creates some type of risk, cost, or time. I create my list and send it to my team or investors to show we still have a mood. That would take a huge amount of time if I have done it manually. Ai help me get in five minutes.

Gizmodo: What was the last thing you helped you do?

Telled: I created a contract. We are parting to bring advisors, Ambassadors, and consultants. I took all the requirements for what we want people to do and asked the ai to categorize them – what you belong to each role – and generate a basic contract. I also send to Legal, but I save a long call or a long email. Not only in real time and makes me 80% there.

Gizmodo: Are there jobs you have completely handled to the ai?

Telled: Yes, especially presentations. It doesn’t create slides from the screen. I just asked you with bullets, and repair the rest. The llm already knows the edge; I will be doing everything. The production is fast and on the point. It’s the same for my devs. My top-tier engineers use that effectively that are basically two or three people in one. We do not need Junior Level devs.

Gizmodo: Did you trust you fully?

Telled: No……………… HOW MAN However alluminated. Gave them a math problem the other day, and the botched; something six years could do it. I had to walk through the right answer. So when the people “vibrate coding” with ai, can be dangerous. If you don’t understand the code, you don’t know if the AIA’s output is secure. You still need experts in the loop.

Gizmodo: Do you use it in your personal life?

Telled: Definitely. The use to seek all the time. I don’t use Yelp or Google. I’m traveling, I wonder the best restaurants close, their hours, something. Pick up 5 or 10 minutes here and there and ends with a few extra hours in my day.

Gizmodo: Will you get seated?

Telled: It’s not the answers that surprise me. Is when you don’t answer something. You have caught a wall and they don’t always know why. It’s frustrating. That’s why we need to have decentralized: so people can get the information they need without worryingly that has been filtered or censored.

Gizmodo: What do you tell people who are frightened you know too much?

Telled: Is exactly why it should be decentralized. I agree with them. Whenever you use chatgpt, sigh. I know that I am building a profile on me. You want your encrypted and private data. Now, if you write something as a medical concern, which data can be sold. Your insurance could climb in minutes. That is distressed. We need to have a decaptalized, encrypted you are working for us, not for Microsoft.

Gizmodo: You feel unfair using?

Telled: Yes, because I know my data is caught. But I still feel optimistic. It comes AI has arrived ai. As Linux became the backbone of each server, we will open the source you can use it without fear. Is where the future is leading.