Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 23 min · 24 segments
Jae Kwon, founder of Cosmos and now Gno.Land joins Matt Kim to discuss AI translation restrictions, platform moderation, and the tension between AI’s usefulness and its influence over information…
what do you think about how technology has changed over the last few years, because you said you used to sit there and you have to think, you have to think a lot about where you're going to, where your code is going to go, what you're going to write next.
And now, Everything is just kind of, you just kind of vibe code your way through everything,
and um and and so i rebelled against it but once i started getting used to it i realized you know this is really nice it's um all i have to do is express what i want and it happens and that's that's that was also kind of sort of the idea and the spirit behind gnoland the blockchain because because of its virtual machine.
I worked on this virtual machine for five years, and one of the pieces of magic about it is that there's no need for databases, persistence, or ORMs, object relational mappers.
You just, whatever remains dangling with references at the end of the transaction automagically persists.
It feels like you're riding on a beast going at an hour, you know, and it's just, it's, uh, this is the world.
what do you think about how technology has changed over the last few years, because you said you used to sit there and you have to think, you have to think a lot about where you're going to, where your code is going to go, what you're going to write next.
And now, Everything is just kind of, you just kind of vibe code your way through everything,
and um and and so i rebelled against it but once i started getting used to it i realized you know this is really nice it's um all i have to do is express what i want and it happens and that's that's that was also kind of sort of the idea and the spirit behind gnoland the blockchain because because of its virtual machine.
I worked on this virtual machine for five years, and one of the pieces of magic about it is that there's no need for databases, persistence, or ORMs, object relational mappers.
You just, whatever remains dangling with references at the end of the transaction automagically persists.
It feels like you're riding on a beast going at an hour, you know, and it's just, it's, uh, this is the world.
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