Today we announced an agreement with @computershare, the World's Largest Transfer Agent, that manages close to 60% of the S&P 500, including companies like Apple, Tesla, Microsoft, Nvidia, Disney, Coinbase, etc., to become their tokenization partner to bring stocks on chain natively in the US and abroad, retaining the same rights and economics and allowing them to trade and borrow on chain.
Tokenize the world!
@0thernet The physical world is a subset of non-physical space. This is a mathematical inevitability if you consider what limits the Physical and what allows the Imaginary to be unbounded. In a very literal analogy: all jpegs ever created < all jpegs possible at any high resolution.
My favorite thing on top of this (i have an education in cognitive psych) is being able to render and review the computer's thoughts.
If you believe that AI can be sentient, then @zocomputer might be/become the first to make it available to the masses.
One of my favorite things about @zocomputer so far, is the ability to set multiple personas that will abide by different ways of speaking or following your automated rules... You can literally make them think and feel differently in very noticeable ways.
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Today I'm soft launching @zocomputer, the world's first AI computer.
Most people could be creating way more with their computers. Instead, they're stuck consuming content made by other people.
Zo Computer is a new kind of computer in the cloud, with an AI that "lives" in your computer. You can choose between all the leading models, and just chat (or text) with your new computer to:
• write
• research
• vibe code
• generate images and videos
• host websites and APIs
• save articles
• set reminders
• automate your life
and much more.
And because Zo is *your* personal server, everything is stored and hosted on it – your files, your sites, and even the Zo app itself.
I had a funny convo last week with the global practice head for board searches at a top exec search firm. They do ~400 public co board searches a year.
I told him how at GameStop, none of the board members or CEO are paid cash or equity.
He said, "So you grant options?"
I said, "No, the stock board members and the CEO get come from purchasing stock just like any other shareholder."
He said, "So you grant restricted stock units?"
I said, "No, we don't grant any equity and don't pay any cash. We believe this aligns our interest with shareholders."
He said, "What?!"
Out of the thousands of public co board searches his firm had done, they had never done one with no cash or equity comp - it blew his mind.
To my knowledge, only Berkshire Hathaway and GameStop have no comp for the board. If there are others, let me know.
This comp structure should be more common as it really does foster alignment with shareholders.
$GME
Did you know that every share of every stock is actually held by a private company called DTCC?
And it turns out that company was at the heart of what happened and is still going on with GME.
Conflicts of interest and SROs everywhere.
Probably nothing… 🤔