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- 3-1c1d You must build your own media distribution to avoid distortion for yourself and others
- 4-1a3b Go to specific places to get specific feedbacks
- 6-3a2.1 How you achieve something matters as much as what you achieve
- 8-1c Look for inherently digital-native areas and concepts, as well as 8-1d Look for inherently crypto-native areas and concepts
- What does natively digital news look like?
- Dashboards > newspapers
- On-chain event feeds > Twitter > newspapers
- What does natively digital news look like?
E.g.,
- Inflation dashboard dapp (e.g., Truflation) as new CoinMarketCap
- Assume that level of unstablity
- Shadow statistics
- ‘Poison Fountain’
- Jack Clark: “The rise of AI and increasingly AI agents means that the internet is going to become an ecology full of a larger range of lifeforms than before—scrapers, humans, AI agents, and so on. Things like Poison Fountain represent how people might try to tip the balance in this precarious ecology, seeking to inject things into this environment which make it more hospitable for some types of life and less hospitable for others.”
- <> 6-3b2.4 Decentralization is security + 8-2b3 On-chain gets you immutability, verifiability, monetization. Just as online gets you distribution-sharing-collaboration.
- I think the topology here is similar to censorship attacks to blockchain (e.g., see Eric Voskuil), and as such, the counter-measure to Poison Fountain is likely provided by decentralization tech
- <> 7-1b3d New stars rise along with the new platform
- <> 6-3b2.4 Decentralization is security + 8-2b3 On-chain gets you immutability, verifiability, monetization. Just as online gets you distribution-sharing-collaboration.
- Jack Clark: “The rise of AI and increasingly AI agents means that the internet is going to become an ecology full of a larger range of lifeforms than before—scrapers, humans, AI agents, and so on. Things like Poison Fountain represent how people might try to tip the balance in this precarious ecology, seeking to inject things into this environment which make it more hospitable for some types of life and less hospitable for others.”