David

Hasib, I'm wondering if we can develop a stronger intuition for this, because I think if you're right, if crypto isn't for humans and crypto is for AI agents, then it's incredibly important for us who are here in crypto to think about the world as an AI agent sees it.

There's this book called Seeing Like a State.

It envisions how the nation state sort of sees a world.

And

It's hard to get into that mindset.

We all think like humans.

So we see user interface and we see crypto and we view it through the lens of a human.

If we start to view things through the lens of an AI agent in terms of how they see the world, then we can start to forecast the future in crypto.

And honestly, in the world around us that much more, it feels like that is a

Key skill for a builder and for a VC, for an investor in the space is to start learning to see like an AI agent.

And I'm not sure that I or many listeners have developed an intuition for how an AI agent actually sees.

I'm starting to pull out some clues here.

And this is why the OpenClaw project was pretty important for me and why I love all of the experimentation going on in it.

is because you start to see for the first time the world as maybe an unfettered, unhobbled AI agent actually sees the world and the types of tools and the ways of interacting that they prefer and what their capabilities are and what they can and they cannot do.

It's a powerful experiment in particular when it's applied to crypto.

And so...

I listened to Peter Steinberger, who's kind of the founder of OpenClaw.

I listened to his podcast with Lex.

There's some clues dropped there.

One thing he said is, you know, OpenClaw really prefers command line.