(1/14) Lately, I’ve been thinking about different ways of conceiving/perceiving tokenization when commingling with other emerging technologies. Things such as agentic AI, augmented reality, machine vision, and digital clones.
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(2/14) We can’t currently plug trees or mundane objects into distributed computing in any meaningful sense, but what if we could?
Also consider the growing intellectual property crisis largely born out of multimodal AI. Various approaches to IP tokenization appear to be of progressive importance.
(3/14) However, what happens when hobby-scale AI software developers can effectively reproduce virtually every software tool Autodesk, Adobe, or Microsoft makes for a fraction of the continuous license cost?
(5/14) Along a not dissimilar timeframe, what happens when machine vision and augmented reality enable recognition, digital dissection, education, and theory of purpose for virtually all objects in our immediate surroundings?
(6/14) It is entirely plausible that within 10 years, a youth may leverage these towards a depth and diversity of learning well beyond the means of traditional academia’s ability to educate.
Will related finance pivot towards domain socialization and material facilitation?
(7/14) Will such functionality cause a rise in demand for collaborative database architecture and tokenization interfaced within a 3D world and optionally viewable through a growing number of mobile devices, including one’s eyewear?
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Also consider the growing intellectual property crisis largely born out of multimodal AI. Various approaches to IP tokenization appear to be of progressive importance.
We might already be seeing shifts in this direction from efforts such as Nvidia’s Omniverse and the rest of the Alliance for OpenUSD.
Will related finance pivot towards domain socialization and material facilitation?