00:00What I agree that the Global Summit is a great platform not just for local dialogue, but for global dialogue.
00:06I think that having an opportunity to attend a summit like this is very unique because of the fact that
00:12you're able to meet so many people from around the globe,
00:14but yet take those conversations to a very local level, a level that becomes something that you can actually act
00:20on,
00:21and you can move a technology or an idea or a platform forward. So yeah, I absolutely do think so.
00:26Could you give us a top line 30 second on your platform and why it's relevant to the world?
00:31Yeah, absolutely. So just from a very high level, our platform, we're calling it the world's very first reality intelligence
00:38based platform.
00:40And unlike artificial intelligence, which is basically these large language models where we lean into the world's scan data
00:47and then the synthetic data on top of that to tell us what's wrong with us or what are we
00:51going to be doing tomorrow,
00:52what foods will we like, what we're doing is we're bridging the gap between the physical world and the data
00:58that you own,
00:58and that becomes your LLM. And the way that we do that is we take all of your data,
01:04we put it inside of a private blockchain that you control, and that gives data back to the sovereign, back
01:09to the individual.
01:10So now the individual controls their data, monetizes their data, and that data becomes the LLM that helps you in
01:18your life.
01:19Would you say this is transformative?
01:21Absolutely transformative. This technology is the first technology that's going to start to take data away from big tech.
01:30So for example, if I go and buy a shirt on Amazon, Amazon makes as much money off of my
01:35data as they do selling me that shirt.
01:37Well, now when my agent goes in to buy that shirt, Amazon knows nothing about me.
01:42And with the advancements of AI and platforms like ours, even if Amazon decides we don't want your agents in
01:48here,
01:49we can say that's okay, we can shop around you, and our users will make the money off of the
01:54data, not Google and not Amazon.
01:57What do you think the thinking of this platform will be for those in Europe and Africa?
02:03Yeah, I actually think that Europe is going to be one of the places that appreciates this technology the most.
02:08I think that Europe has been leading the charge in data privacy and getting data back to the owners.
02:13So if you can imagine a unified medical record that's on top of a blockchain,
02:17now every citizen of Europe or the United States or Africa owns their own medical data.
02:22They decide who to share it with, when to share it, and they can monetize it if they so choose.
02:27Does this democratize healthcare in some ways for the ordinary person?
02:33Yeah, absolutely. And not just healthcare, it really monetizes anything that you want to plug into this platform.
02:39Because now, again, the individual owns their platform, and the individual can choose what to do with that data.
02:45How do you give them a reassurance that this is safe for the individual?
02:48Yeah, I think that you're always going to have some skepticism.
02:51I think the best way that you could describe it is if you believe in the concept of a blockchain,
02:57then you can believe in the concept of data security inside of that blockchain.
03:01And just to give you a quick example, let's say you have 100 fields in your medical record.
03:06When you convert that to a blockchain, you now have 100 blocks that are encrypted inside of your private blockchain.
03:13If you have a million records, that's 100 million blocks that have to be hacked simultaneously to crack those medical
03:20records.
03:21And so it just takes data.
03:22The system removes all data from known relational databases, all data out of databases,
03:28and moves all data onto blockchains, owned by the sovereign, owned by the individual.
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