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"You can't dock code. Governments can shut us down, but you can download it and build it yourself. Now with AI, you just feed it into Claude and boom, it'll make you an app." @vikrantnyc and @sethforprivacy on why the fight against freedom tech is futile. [Spoken audio]: I think the genie's out of the bottle, right? I'm one of those people that believe that the will of the people does win out in the end. Governments, regulators can keep fighting something, but the people want it and do it. And you saw that happen with Bitcoin, right? In the early days, you remember in 2012, 13, there's so much fud that it's going to get banned, the government's going to crack down, and eventually it got so big that they couldn't ignore it, that these people are trading value in billions, and regulators finally looked at it, governments finally looked at it and said, okay, we need to somehow bring this into the fold. As far as freedom tech is concerned, I think it goes along the same line. You can't dock code. If I publish some code somewhere, take KQuality for example, right? It's open source. We can go away tomorrow. Governments can shut us down, let's say, But you can download the code and you can build it yourself. And I think your vibe coding references is really applicable here. Because before three years ago, if somebody gives you a code, hey, you can download Kick Wallet and build it yourself. They're like, well, I don't know how to do that. I'm not a developer. I'm not a co-worker. But now with AI, you can just speed that into cloud or a charge chief ID. And boom, it'll make you an app. And the UX UI reference you made, I mean, Elon Musk last year tweeted out, because of AI, user interface is dead. And he's right, because on the fly, you can have it look whatever the way you want it to look. You can take the cake code and say, here, build me a wallet, but make it look completely different. Do something that you like. So now you can do very custom user experience the way you want it. I had information you don't want, show information you want, features that you want, features that you don't want, you can control everything. A side note, does that worry me about kickball? Yes, it does, but I think in the long term, not thinking selfishly, thinking selflessly, I think in the long term, this is all going to contribute to freedom tech and the use of freedom tech and accessibility to freedom tech to the regular folks. But I think it's, I think all these efforts by the EU and things is futile. Yeah, I think like vibe coding also enhances the overall uplift that comes with open source code. Cause one of the really nice things about open source code is like for us as a business, we can't compete on an intellectual property mode. Like you mentioned at KQuali, like you can go download the code right now, the exact code that we're publishing to all of our users and you can go build it And you can go customize it in whatever way you want. Not going to necessarily recommend vibe-coding complex changes to a wallet that's of custodial, because obviously there are risks there. But you can do that today. And so what it means is that us as a company, we have to compete very aggressively for users by building what they want. We can't just sit back and say, OK, we built something. It's locked behind IP laws. We're just going to do the bare minimum and keep it alive and just keep people locked in with the subscription for a decade. Like that world is dead. That world used to exist, that world is dead now. And that's a really good thing because it means that the actual end tools that get in people's hands are much more competitive and are much more built for them. I think the other thing like touched on this with, with UI UX on the design side, one of the really exciting things about vibe coding is not just the backend code side, which I think is what most people think about when they think about vibe coding. but actually AI is really good and getting much better on the design side, if you know what you want and if you have a good idea in terms of brand that sort of thing, like a good example of that is the website for radar, radar.chat. I built that, but it was built from a really good brand that Jaime or had a brand came up with, good logos, color palettes, all of that. So like it still needed good underlying building blocks with good messaging system that was built by folks at Neural Radar, helped us out on the marketing side. but then I was able to build a really beautiful website. I'm not a designer or a developer, but I knew what I wanted and I had good building blocks. And the ability to do that is something that I think has been a problem in the freedom tech space for a long time. Or usually it's very technical people who have a vision for what the technology needs to be, but have a hard time translating that into a beautiful user-friendly product. But there's really good tooling down the AI side in terms of design review, in terms of the actual like building the websites the front end side of things as well that can can let us build freedom tech that's really beautiful intuitive and approachable and easy to use at the same time, which is a big a big shift as well in the space.
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