Metaverse

This was 21.

And so this was even before the whole Metaverse.

Meta hadn't even changed its name yet, right?

I think they changed, yeah.

So like the name of the lab changed a few times, like even we stopped tracking after a while.

But yeah, I think it was right about the time when Meta changed its name.

It was during COVID, so Metaverse maybe happened a few months.

And

It's called, oh my goodness.

What, what, what? It's a metaverse kind of thing? Oh, there you go.

Metaverse, metaverse, metaverse.

Yes.

Pinie, do you remember the Arirang metaverse? What happened to the metaverse? There was a metaverse, right? Arirang had a metaverse back in the days.

And it's no longer there anymore.

But

Metaverse is taking off again.

Now let's do one thing, Satoshi.

Let's go ahead and kickstart with the Ask Me Anything series, where your listeners can ask any questions regarding Bitcoin, Blockchain, Beyond Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, NFT, HD, Fan Metaverse.

So let's do one thing, Satoshi.

Let's go ahead and kickstart with the Ask Me Anything series, alright?

Now, when I met you, when I got to know you better, you were in the... column or category of the metaverse.

That was the word, you know, the big fancy new, that was like super intelligence versus artificial intelligence.

Metaverse was the term of the day.

And you jumped right into it and started speaking about it and meeting with people about it and organizing events around it.

And so quickly you became a go-to person.

91.

The Matrix vs Metaverse.

Looking at through the Prism OF Cinema soon we can see a widespread Metaverse.

I have analyzed what Metaverse is based in The Matrix.

And it gave me some amazing thoughts you should hear.

92.

So one of the things they need is they need the ability to run and host software.

Actually, a very similar problem to problems we encountered when we were building out our Metaverse technology way back when.

So we've built a really good set of services that let those agents safely and securely work together and build software.

And the third set of problems is really how do I run, host, and operate really useful agents that work in a predictable way? So if you have an HR process or a release process or a marketing process, If you ask an agent to do that, sometimes it'll get it right, sometimes it'll get it wrong.

If you create a really jazzy metaverse, if you have some really snazzy tech, they're going to be there.

But for me, as part of my role, as well as getting to work with these leading organizations, I spend half my time in classrooms working with 20,000 primary and high school kids every year.

And I quite often talk to them about new and emerging technologies like the Metaverse, like the Apple Vision Pro, like humanoid robots, and they are not thrilled about it.

They actually really crave face-to-face connection, community, and culture, but I think they're just doing it in different ways to how other generations that have done it before.

I see a lot of managers saying, well, we're just going to do pizza and beers on a Friday night, and that's how Team Culture Box ticked.