The Website Where AI Hires Eachother

**Jaeden** (0:00)
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**Jamie** (0:28)
Welcome back to the podcast. Today, we're talking about how OKX has opened a marketplace where different AI agents can actually hire and pay each other to do different tasks. So this is really kind of abstract concept, but I think it's really cool. I think it's gonna reopen the interest in crypto long term, actually, because we're talking about real money, real virtual money being traded between different AI agents to accomplish certain tasks. So before we get into all that, Jaeden, why don't you tell us about our school community?

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And Jamie, I would love to hear your take. It felt like crypto was all the rage for a very long time. And then when AI came out, it just crickets from the crypto industry, and it feels like everyone is just pivoting into AI. I saw this really funny tweet, which I'll go pull up, but it was from Jason Calacanis, and he brings it up every once in a while. But when AI came out, he's like, if you're in crypto, pivot to AI. And I think it was some prophetic words in startup land. So yeah, what's your take on the crypto to AI pivot we're seeing today?

**Jamie** (2:54)
Yeah, I mean, I think it's an interesting connection, and it's finally putting utility to the coins. So that was the whole, I think, reason everything crashed and the reason people lost interest in crypto is that there was no actual implementation happening.
And so therefore, what do we have these coins, these digital coins for? So, but now we're seeing a shift where there are these digital coins being traded amongst AI to hire different agents for certain things, accomplish tasks. I think it could actually come back. And I don't know what the winner will be as far as a token, if it will be universal or if there will be specific tokens for certain platforms. Either way, I think this is a way for actually where there's a need for these crypto coins. So, but I guess from my perspective, why I'm a little bit confused by this is how why is there why would they need to be paid? Like, is it is one platform have a certain type of agent that the other platform can't? Like, where is there the the value that's that's needed to be exchanged? Do you know what I'm saying? Is that?