Stan

VC investing at @amagi_eth.
Exploring tokenization with Routine For Bots.
Great jokes are always welcome.

[Stan @routineforbots]

@MPennacchi87214 @Igbeauxx @AlexesNakamoto This☝️

[Stan @routineforbots]

This can be a great opportunity for government optimization done right.

Welcome to AI-based government.

Sensay Island 🏝️

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@btc @tetherwallet @tether @btc [email protected]

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The major local AI initiative in the market

[Tether @tether]

Tether Launches Developer Grants Program to Fund Local-First AI and Payments Infrastructure

Read more:
https://t.co/QdKClU9GEl

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@AYi_AInotes That. Is. Awesome 🙌

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The masterclass in hijacking the Google speaker’s stage, performed by @lunardragon420 at ETHPrague 😁👏

Brilliantly articulated the ‘beauties’ and benefits of CBDCs, centralized AI, and privacy-less networks.

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@hntrbrkmedia Great job 👏

[Stan @routineforbots]

It is now even more important to stick to privacy-oriented solutions in nowadays. Kudos to @Holepunch_to and @tether!

[Paolo Ardoino 🤖 @paoloardoino]

Tons of new users are joining Keet

[Stan @routineforbots]

This is 100% right. But especially in light of the recent AAVE and ZRO incidents, this whole area needs much stronger, more radical focus on SecOps and new insurance primitives. A single breach must not be able to push the entire DeFi sector to the edge of death.

[a16z crypto @a16zcrypto]

https://t.co/hkPJtHUpnU

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@paoloardoino @btc @btc [email protected]

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Which means more privacy, more resilience and less dependence on centralized infrastructure.

You should consider such an initiative in your AI strategy.

[Stan @routineforbots]

AI is clearly here to stay and will reshape almost everything. But one topic that is still underestimated is - sovereignty.

And the world is moving toward a serious AI dependency trap:

[Paolo Ardoino 🤖 @paoloardoino]

Two futures. Only one is worth living in.

[Stan @routineforbots]

The company is shifted beyond stablecoins into AI, peer-to-peer infrastructure and other emerging technologies. Their on-device AI through the QVAC framework allows AI to run directly on the device (even modern smartphones!) itself instead of sending all data to external servers.

[Stan @routineforbots]

Also recent geopolitical developments have shown that the world is becoming more fragmented and dependence on foreign infrastructure became a strategic weakness.

>> That is why I would pay close attention to what https://t.co/0PfZuvVwEn is doing <<

[Stan @routineforbots]

If those systems go offline and doctors have become too dependent on them over time, diagnoses may simply be delayed until the AI systems come back online. This creates a severe inability to execute without such systems.

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If critical services become heavily dependent on AI, even a temporary outage can have serious consequences. Imagine hospitals relying on AI systems to analyze scans and identify illnesses.

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In 2025 alone, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud had more than 100 service outages combined.

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It is very similar to what happened with cloud computing where we have only AWS, Google and Microsoft and couple of small players. Such a centralization only becomes visible when we experience global outages.

Remember Cloudflare and CrowdStrike? There is even more!

[Stan @routineforbots]

B) The second level is the compute infrastructure centralization. Even if you build your own AI applications, you still rely on someone else’s compute, GPUs, cloud providers and data centers.

[Stan @routineforbots]

A) Most of the world consume AI from a very small number of AI providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. This creates the first level of vendor lock-in.