# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Technology

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Without Storytelling Power, Web3 Cannot Reach Vast Territories

Web3's failure stems not from a lack of ideas, but from its inability to resonate emotionally. Current Web3 narratives are dominated by abstract concepts—blockchains, infrastructure, protocols—which, while technically sound, lack humanity and fail to connect with ordinary people. Storytelling is crucial in Web3, more than in any other industry. Unlike topics like food or travel that evoke immediate sensory associations, Web3 feels distant and cold without emotional hooks. Projects often lead with technical explanations of how things work, neglecting the feelings they evoke—confusion, joy, relief—which are universal and relatable. Instead of listing features, effective communication starts with relatable user experiences. For example, rather than saying “this improves scalability,” describe the moment a user realizes a transaction completed instantly without waiting. Stories don’t dilute technical value; they prepare the audience to engage with complex ideas. By grounding concepts in human moments—struggles, breakthroughs, small victories—Web3 can become tangible and compelling. Practical experience shows that story-driven content, focusing on authentic user journeys, outperforms technical explanations in engagement and comprehension. The key is making Web3 feel human, not just functional.

marsbit12/30 07:12

Without Storytelling Power, Web3 Cannot Reach Vast Territories

marsbit12/30 07:12

Steam, Steel, and Infinite Intelligence

The article "Steam, Steel, and Infinite Mind" by Ivan Zhao, CEO of Notion, explores how AI is poised to become the defining technological material of our era, much like steel shaped the Gilded Age and semiconductors enabled the digital age. The author argues that while AI currently mimics past forms—like early films resembling stage plays or AI chatbots resembling search engines—it holds transformative potential. At the individual level, AI can elevate knowledge workers from "bicycles" to "cars," as seen with programmers who now use AI assistants to become dramatically more efficient. However, two key challenges remain: fragmented context across tools and the lack of verifiability in non-programming knowledge work. At the organizational level, AI acts like "steel" for companies, enabling them to scale without the inefficiencies of human communication as a bottleneck. It also parallels the steam engine, which initially replaced water wheels but later allowed entirely new factory designs. Most companies are still in the "water wheel stage," using AI within old workflows rather than reimagining operations around continuous, asynchronous intelligence. On an economic scale, AI could enable a shift from human-scale "Florence-like" organizations to AI-augmented "megacities" of knowledge work—larger, faster, and more complex, but also more powerful. The conclusion urges looking beyond the rearview mirror to imagine and build this new frontier of infinite intelligence.

marsbit12/29 04:56

Steam, Steel, and Infinite Intelligence

marsbit12/29 04:56

Steam, Steel, and Infinite Intelligence

Steam, Steel, and Infinite Intelligence Each era is defined by its core technological material: steel forged the Gilded Age, semiconductors enabled the digital age, and now, AI arrives as infinite intelligence. History shows that those who master the material define the era. Today, AI often resembles a supercharged search engine, but we are in an uncomfortable transition period. The future of knowledge work can be envisioned through historical metaphors. At the individual level, AI transition is like moving from a bicycle to a car. Top practitioners, like programmers, are already becoming managers of infinite intelligence, achieving 30-40x productivity gains. For others to follow, two key problems must be solved: fragmented context across dozens of tools and a lack of verifiability for general knowledge work. Once these are addressed, billions will move from "bicycles" to "cars" and eventually to "autopilot." For organizations, AI is the new steel and steam. Companies historically lose efficiency as they scale, burdened by human-scale communication. AI, like steel, can provide coherent context and decision-making support, allowing companies to scale without decay. Like the steam engine, it will enable a complete reimagining of workflows beyond simply replacing old tools, moving from water wheels to powerful, always-on intelligence. For the entire economy, this shift mirrors the transition from a human-scale city like Florence to a modern megacity. The knowledge economy, which constitutes nearly half of US GDP, still operates on a human scale. With AI, we will build "Tokyo"—organizations of thousands of humans and AIs, operating across time zones, synthesizing decisions with precise human input. This will be faster and more leveraged, though initially disorienting. We are still in the "water wheel" stage of AI, plugging chatbots into human-designed workflows. The challenge is to stop looking through the rearview mirror and start building the next skyline with the new materials of infinite intelligence.

深潮12/29 04:47

Steam, Steel, and Infinite Intelligence

深潮12/29 04:47

A Young Investor Turned a Simple $150 Ozak AI Purchase Into a Four-Figure Portfolio in Weeks — Analysts Say This Is Only the Beginning

A young investor turned a $150 investment in the Ozak AI token presale into a $2,100 portfolio within weeks—a 1,300% return. Currently in its 7th presale phase priced at $0.014, the token has raised over $5.1 million and sold 1.03 billion tokens. Analysts highlight its AI-driven technology, including predictive analytics and multi-agent reasoning systems, as key growth drivers. Strategic partnerships with platforms like Phala and Dex3 further strengthen its ecosystem. With a target listing price of $1, the project could deliver significant returns, positioning Ozak AI as a prominent emerging token in the crypto market.

TheNewsCrypto12/25 05:19

A Young Investor Turned a Simple $150 Ozak AI Purchase Into a Four-Figure Portfolio in Weeks — Analysts Say This Is Only the Beginning

TheNewsCrypto12/25 05:19

The AI Era: When the 'Gap Between Human and Dog' Shrinks to the 'Gap Between Humans'

The article discusses how AI era is narrowing the cognitive gap between humans, using a hypothetical scoring system to illustrate the idea. Originally, the difference between individuals (e.g., a elementary student at 10 points vs. Einstein at 100) could be as vast as the difference between humans and dogs. However, with the advent of AI, which is estimated to contribute significantly to human capability (e.g., 80 points in the near term), even a less knowledgeable person equipped with AI can approach the performance of an expert. While some argue that skilled AI users (e.g., prompt engineers) may widen the gap initially, the author believes this is temporary. As AI becomes more intelligent and user-friendly, the barrier to leveraging its full potential will lower. Eventually, AI could reach a point where it contributes so much (e.g., 1000 points) that individual human differences become negligible—like two fighters using rocket launchers, where their original martial arts skills matter little. In the long run, AI will reduce relative disparities between people, even if absolute gaps persist, making expertise more accessible and diminishing the advantage of innate or highly trained human intelligence.

深潮12/24 02:19

The AI Era: When the 'Gap Between Human and Dog' Shrinks to the 'Gap Between Humans'

深潮12/24 02:19

The AI Era: When the 'Human-Dog Gap' Shrinks to the 'Human-Human Gap'

In the AI era, the gap between humans is narrowing from what was once likened to the difference between "humans and dogs" to a more comparable "human-to-human" difference. The author uses a hypothetical scoring system: a child scores 10 points, a PhD 60, a professor 75, and Einstein 100. With AI estimated at 40 points in cognitive value (effectively 80 when considering its generalist nature), a child with AI reaches 90 points, while Einstein with AI reaches 180—reducing their relative gap from 10x to 2x. Some argue that AI proficiency varies—novices may only leverage 20% of AI’s potential, while experts extract 100%, widening absolute gaps (e.g., child+AI novice=30 vs. Einstein+AI expert=200). However, the author contends this is temporary. As AI evolves, it will become smarter and easier to use, reducing the skill threshold. Future AI might score 240+ points, with humans consistently utilizing 80-120% of its potential. Eventually, a child with advanced AI could reach 1010 points, and Einstein 1100—a negligible 1.1x difference. The core idea: while current AI proficiency disparities may temporarily widen gaps, AI’s inevitable progress in intelligence and usability will democratize access, diminish human cognitive inequalities, and make individual expertise less impactful—like everyone having access to the same powerful tool.

marsbit12/23 03:32

The AI Era: When the 'Human-Dog Gap' Shrinks to the 'Human-Human Gap'

marsbit12/23 03:32

Bitcoin’s Post-Quantum Shift Could Take A Decade, Crypto Exec Says

A debate is emerging regarding the quantum computing threat to Bitcoin and its potential market impact. While some investors, like Capriole's Charles Edwards, warn it could push Bitcoin below $50,000 by 2028 if unaddressed, developers urge caution. Bitcoin Core developer Jameson Lopp and Blockstream CEO Adam Back agree the threat is not immediate, but a migration to post-quantum cryptography could take 5-10 years due to the protocol's complexity and need for widespread coordination. The community is split; some VCs see imminent risk, while long-time advocates like Pierre Rochard question the urgency. Upgrading Bitcoin's cryptography is a massive undertaking, involving proposals like BIP 360, but enforcement and coordination remain significant challenges. The call is for funding research and building migration tools, as price concerns turn the issue from academic to practical.

bitcoinist12/23 03:01

Bitcoin’s Post-Quantum Shift Could Take A Decade, Crypto Exec Says

bitcoinist12/23 03:01

Bitcoin’s Quantum Debate Heats Up As Adam Back Challenges Nic Carter

Blockstream CEO Adam Back publicly criticized Castle Island Ventures partner Nic Carter for his support of Project Eleven, a startup focused on protecting crypto assets from quantum computing threats. Back argued that Bitcoin developers are already researching quantum risks quietly and called Carter’s public warnings "uninformed noise" that causes confusion rather than useful action. He believes the quantum threat is decades away. Carter defended his position, stating he became deeply concerned after discussions with Project Eleven’s CEO and disclosed his financial stake in the project. He warned that governments are preparing for a post-quantum era and called Bitcoin a high-value target if its cryptography remains unchanged. Experts are divided on the timeline. Some, like Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards, warn the threat could emerge in as little as 2-9 years. Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin cited models showing a 20% chance of quantum computers breaking modern cryptography before 2030, with a median forecast of 2040. Others, including investor Kevin O’Leary, doubt attacking Bitcoin would be a priority for quantum technology. The debate highlights a split in the crypto community over the urgency of the quantum threat and the value of public warnings.

bitcoinist12/21 04:32

Bitcoin’s Quantum Debate Heats Up As Adam Back Challenges Nic Carter

bitcoinist12/21 04:32

redphone 2026 Prophecy: The Silicon Era Dawns, Crypto Becomes the 'Last Free Harbor'

Cryptocurrency researcher redphone reflects on the technological and philosophical shifts defining the post-2022 era—dubbed the "Silicon Epoch"—where AI, crypto, and existential transformation converge. He observes that AI has fractured reality, making trust scarce; only market signals and prediction markets like Polymarket offer reliable truth. As machines replace human labor and thought, traditional economic and social structures collapse, leaving crypto as the last bastion of financial privacy and freedom. The essay explores themes of virtual alienation, the erosion of human purpose, and the silent cognitive war waged through digital misinformation. Redphone argues that curiosity and the will to question are now humanity’s most valuable traits. In a world of infinite synthetic content, crypto represents both a refuge and a tool for sovereignty—enabling open, unbreakable systems amid growing control and surveillance. The future, he suggests, is not to be predicted but created: through courage, love, and uncompromising self-determination.

marsbit12/20 09:42

redphone 2026 Prophecy: The Silicon Era Dawns, Crypto Becomes the 'Last Free Harbor'

marsbit12/20 09:42

Encrypted Prophet redphone: The Silicon Era Dawns, Crypto Becomes the 'Last Free Port'

In his essay "Encrypted Prophet redphone: The Silicon Era Arrives, Crypto Becomes the 'Last Free Port'," crypto researcher redphone reflects on the technological and societal shifts driven by AI and crypto, framing 2022-11-30 as the breakpoint between the old world ("Ante Carnem") and the new "Silicon Era" ("Anno Silicii"). He argues that AI has made information cheap and unreliable, leaving financial markets as the only trustworthy signal. This acceleration has led to human alienation, where virtual interactions replace real ones, and people feel disconnected from a reality that is increasingly simulated. redphone explores themes like the erosion of labor value due to AI, which could make capitalism obsolete as machine intelligence undercuts human metabolic cost. He warns of cognitive wars fought through information manipulation, where algorithms colonize minds and fracture relationships. In this context, crypto emerges as a critical sanctuary for financial privacy and autonomy—a "last free port" in a surveilled world. He emphasizes that curiosity and the willingness to ask questions become稀缺 resources in an age of abundant AI-generated answers. The essay concludes on a philosophical note: as machines solve scarcity, humanity must shift from a fear-driven existence to one centered on love and meaningful creation. Crypto, often dismissed as a joke, is likened to a Trojan horse—a tool for building freedom under the radar. redphone urges readers to embrace their agency, use open-source crypto systems, and remember that the future is not a predetermined fate but a "fire to be stolen."

Odaily星球日报12/20 09:40

Encrypted Prophet redphone: The Silicon Era Dawns, Crypto Becomes the 'Last Free Port'

Odaily星球日报12/20 09:40

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