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0:00 What if somebody else created my agent, and it's like I have my identity pretty much stolen. So what happens with those rogue agents? Is there a way they can be wiped off? Hey, Matt, thank you so much for being with us today. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Right now, a lot of people they've heard of how advanced AI is becoming, as well as people who have heard about cryptocurrency and everything. But it's not every day that you get to talk to somebody like you who deals at the intersect of both AI and Web3.

0:52 So these things are becoming just way too advanced, and most people, they have no idea what's going on. Maybe you could just briefly tell people, tell the audience what it is, how you got into this AI space, and what your background is a little bit. Yeah, of course. I started my career in corporate innovation and developer communities. I used to organize hackathons in I see different countries around the world. I was with a small group called AngelHack.

1:17 But we used to organize developer events with Fortune 500 companies like MasterCard, Motorola, Barclays, UBS, a lot of big fintechs and technology players in the early 2010s era. It was always working with developers in emerging regions or emerging tech in different regions around the world and identifying finding new applications that people could build by putting a very minimal viable tech stack in front of them. We got to see really interesting approaches of technology from different cultures and with different pieces of technology.

2:07 Ai was a piece back then. It was very different than it is now, but I remember doing a hackathon for IBM Watson in Brazil, and then we did a similar one in a few parts of Asia Pacific back in the day. But really, I got into Web3 and blockchain around 2015.